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Geothermal bliss
Coming soon to Charlevoix, Quebec, the world’s largest geothermal lagoon.
geolagon.com

 

Guides to follow
The strong natural energy of the animal is immortalized by Marcantonio in these LED floor lamps with crystals. He imagines the deer moving proudly in a forest creating a magical glow in the night.
qeeboo.com

 

Everyday bulletproof
Inspired by the United State’s 100+ daily firearm fatalities, this line of bullet-resistant loungewear is hand-crafted from heavy duty kevlar and lined with bullet proof body plates.
David López Osuna, designboom.com

 

Out of this world
A 735-foot-tall replica of the Moon planned for Dubai features a lux resort, plus special experiences meant to replicate a visit to Earth’s satellite.
moonworldresorts.com

 

Life in our minds
From an experimental art collective simulating flocking of a small group of Boids that take the shape of 3D bird origami objects, ‘Mother Flock’ is the newest NFT project from Random International and Danil Krivoruchko.
designboom.com

 

Celebrate the child within
This cute bear by Kay Bojesen is made of natural oak and maple and makes the perfect gift.
rosendahl.com

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