Who says skis and snowboards are the only way down a mountain? Check out these Alpine Slides and Mountain Coasters, the perfect way to zip and curve downhill, no matter what time of year it is. These open air, gravity fed attractions are popping up everywhere and they look to be as fun as anything I have ever seen.
Bubble Tree is an innovative idea from French designer Pierre Stephane Dumas. This transparent, inflatable tent provides campers with the best the of both worlds by combining glorious 360 degree views of nature with some modern amenities that enable even the “not-so-outdoorsy” types to be comfortable while “roughing it.”
Bodum, known for its innovative product design around the kitchen, has ventured outdoors. Onto the patio to be exact. This new line of FRYKAT picnic grills are as simple as can be, and they come in a variety of vibrant colors.
These double walled ice buckets are an example of timeless product design, with a splash of color and a see-through design.
Tea For One, this all-in-one glass and strainer has just enough color to show off the product while displaying the tea inside.
Food-on-the-go doesn’t have to come in a wrapper. Take a look at this lidded container with nesting knife and fork set. Seems to be a pretty unique way to take your meal with you on the go.
With spring only days away after a record snowfall this February, I think cabin fever has set in for many children and adults. As a kid, building a place to play was a seasonal event – forts in the summer, chopped wood cabins in the fall and snow igloos in the winter. Now that warm weather is right around the corner, here are my top 10 cabins I’d rather be in (if I could fit) when spring has sprung.
