Fit to mow the lawn of a country club, the Husqvarna Panthera Leo lawnmower is only a concept but we’re hoping that it gets to the production line soon. It has three adjustable blades and a sensor that will recommend the cutting speed and height of your lawn. All this information is detailed on an LCD display next to an ergonomic steering wheel. The Panthera Leo is powered by a rechargeable lithium-phosphate battery which last about two hours of cutting.

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Now you see now you don’t. This driveway conversion from Cardok allows you to keep your car underground saving space and preventing your beloved machine from being stolen or damaged.

All you have to do is press the remote control, and the Cardok starts to lift, revealing the additional parking space inside. Within less than thirty seconds, the Cardok is completely open. For safety, the remote control has a simple ‘hold-to-run’ operation, meaning it stops the instant it is released.

The cardock can safe working load of three tonnes. A Range Rover weighs approximately 2.7 tonnes.

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So whats cool about having living moss in your bathroom? Nothing unless you deliberately put it there.

All this talk about going green why not go all the way and get yourself one of these mats. This Moss Carpet by Nguyen La Chanh gives your bathroom an outdoor feel and it’s easy to maintain as you can just let your body and feet do all the watering for you. Plus, the grass thrives in humid and moist enviroments so its perfect for the bathroom

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Philips breaks new ground in the realm of home entertainment with the world’s first cinema-proportioned LCD television. Cinema 21:9 lets you enjoy movies as you would in the cinema and just as the director intended. Cinema 21:9 boasts a 56” screen that is shaped in the 21:9 aspect ratio, so movies in the 2.39:1 format completely fill the screen – exactly as you experience at the cinema. Complimentary three-sided Ambilight Spectra combines with the on-screen action to completely immerse you in the movie and deliver the ultimate home cinematic viewing experience.

Traditional LCD televisions compromise on this experience by distorting the picture to fill the screen – losing the full scope of the original shot – or by displaying the picture in letterbox format with black bars at the top and bottom. Cinema 21:9 solves these issues to give the viewer an uncompromised and absorbing cinematic viewing experience, never before available in the home.

Using highly advanced formatting technology, regular 16:9 content from sources such as TV broadcasts and games consoles is also adapted to fill the 21:9 screen.

Dornbracht has created a bathroom with “the spirit of water” in mind. Its modern bathroom concepts does not just focus on an individual fitting but the bathroom as a whole. My favourite is the Symetrics RainSky M shower which sprays water from the ceiling making you feel like your outdoor. Visit Dornbracht to read more

If you want to be hardcore, then you need to get yourself an AK 47 bullet ice tray. Each tray produces a round of 12 AK 47 shaped bullets. They seriously look cool and your friends will be impressed the next time you serve them a scotch and coke

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Trying to sleep through the hot summer is sometimes a nightmare. The Kuchofuku bed, weighs 5.3-pounds and has dual fans to pull air in and circulate it through the cushion beneath you creating a cool environment for those unbearable hot nights. But what about when you get up? Kuchofuku also offers air conditioned clothing keeping you cool when you get up as well!

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Nowadays we all have a few electronic devices in the house which need to be charged up. As we leave them in the usual place, where the chargers are all lined up – the result is an ugly sight of multiple wires and strings of mess. Takafumi Nemoto has designed the Lessev mobile station – a neat and easy way to keep all your cords tucked away and make your place look that little bit neater. It also keeps all of your chargers in the one place – simple!

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The ICE Hotel is situated in a small village called Jukkas, 200 kms north of the Arctic Circle in Sweden. The heart and backbone of this village is the River Torne which flows freely through the unspoilt wilderness. During winter, the ice gets to a metre thick and is used as a source for all the art, architecture and design.

The rooms are decorated with ice art and sculptures. The website quotes ‘You sleep in a thermal sleeping bag on a special bed of snow and ice, on reindeer skins. You are awakened in the morning with a cup of hot lingonberry juice at your bedside.’

If you want to know how cold the rooms get, then try between -5 °C to -8 °C degrees. Be prepared to dress in warm thermal underwear and a hat and enjoy the experience of the Artic weather indoors with someone special.

Make sure you book in advance as most weekends are already fully booked. The prices range from £90 ($180) to £250 ($500) a night.

For more information visit the ICE Hotel Website