The T@B XL slates itself as a luxury trailer and while that might sound like an oxymoron, one look inside does tend to verify the claim. There is teak wood, lots of plush leather a 23″ LCD TV and optional underfloor heating. Throw a few safety features that are packed in to provide a better ride and you have a pretty luxurious package.

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Linea Creativity is a collection of modern shower panels from Colacril for people with a sense of fun! Featuring the imaginative style that Colacril, an Italian company, is known for, the Linea Creativity panels are bound to lighten up your day. Whether you are looking for a splash of colour, a conversation piece, or something for the kids, there’s a shower panel for you. You can pick a simple panel to serve as a colourful backdrop to your shower, or you can pick a shape that says a little bit more. Amongst the clever designs pictured here is an interpretation of a lady’s torso called ‘Musa’, a man’s upper half (including the showerhead smartly positioned as his head) known as ‘Omo’. There is also a starfish, Stella, and a Panda. Lovely, lighthearted design from Colacril: the Linea Creativity shower panels.

The Float Bed is the creation of mathematician Max Longin, who after sitting on a suspension bridge, decided that the gentle rocking motion would be a nice way to drift off to sleep. He accomplished this by suspending a frame by stainless steel cables. It comes in a variety of woods and the structural integrity allows it to carry an extremely heavy load, word is that it will safely hold up to 2645 lbs; which sounds big enough for a bit of a party.

Just like the Teddy Bear USB Drive, it now looks as if the cool DIY Rubik’s Cube Subwoofer idea from last year also has been picked up by a company.

The 4.7kg heavy MicroSub 2010 BT from Elac has four amplifiers and it’s completely vibration free. According to Shiny Shiny, it uses Bluetooth to stream music from any enabled device. Alternatively, you can connect it directly using an RC jack.

There is no info on pricing or availability yet. But, as Pocket-lint points out; it will most likely be quite expensive, considering the standard black or white MicroSub model will set you back around $1,800 USD.

Hopefully, one day we will all be able to charge our precious gadgets using a beautiful bonsai tree inspired USB solar-cell charger like this one. The concept is created by Vivien Muller, a 22 year old designer from Paris, France.

The cords are hidden under the electronic tray and 54 tiny photovoltaic panels work together to store energy, so that you later can recharge your cell phone, MP3 player, PDA and any other handheld devices you might have.

See more photos of the Bonsai Tree Gadget Charger at Vivien Muller’s blog.

The perfect compromise between inside and outside, the marvelous Millenium design is an Aluminium Pergola from Corradi. If you want to recreate the comfort of your living room on your patio or deck, a pergola allows you that freedom. You can bring your luxurious furnishings outside, and when you feel a spot of rain you can simply extend the retractable roof. It is set in motion by an electric drive, which may be remote controlled for your convenience. With an aluminium structure in aluinox, anthracite or white, and a folding canvas with a woven effect, the Millenium pergola offers a stylish way to protect your guests and family from the sun and rain - whilst still enjoying the fresh air. You can choose from a front-tilting model which is grade 8 wind resistant, or a flat version which offers a grade 6 wind resistance. Italian style now available around the world, the Millenium is by Corradi.

The Chubby Brothers Hidden Chairs dining table is a reasonably small dining table (a four seater) that manages to blend with its chairs to look like an enormous wooden box. Brian Lee designed the dining suite with the idea that it would, “allow the audience to gain a different perspective as an unrecognizable object when put together.” I don’t know about all that, but it does look pretty cool.

Apart from transforming into a giant wooden box, there are some more practical aspects to the piece as well. It can be broken into six parts for easy moving and the seats have leaf springs for comfort.

Remember the beautiful LivingColors LED Lamp from last year? Philips is now about to release a mini version, featuring 256 different color modes.

This handsome sink is an example of the custom work undertaken by Gore Design using recycled concrete. Concrete lends itself particularly well to this imposing form, moodily lit for dramatic effect. But, what kind of sink do you envisage for your home? Wherever your imagination takes you Gore Design can follow, rendering your ideas in solid from. It’s also great to know that the company specializes in producing customized countertops, sinks, furniture and architectural elements using eco-friendly methods. For example, Gore Design reports that their concrete sinks are no longer water polished, they are now dry polished, saving 600 gallons of water per project. They do not use plastics or chemicals in their studio, and they use reclaimed and non-toxic materials. Perhaps it’s time to interpret your dream sink with the help of Gore Design!