A couple of years ago Minimaliste unveiled the Nomad a tiny house that is perfect for off-grid travel in all kinds of weather. The firm then rejuvenated the home with a larger design but still retained the basic essence. The improved Nomad 5th Wheel features a more spacious interior and can sleep up to five people.It is finished in vertical steel sheets and faux wood steel. It features a length of 30.5 feet, a width of 8.5 feet, and a height of 12.5 feet. It weighs around 14,000 lb and is based on a double-axle gooseneck trailer. Lets dive in more!Designer: MinimalisteYou can enter the home via a motorized folding deck and French doors. It has more floor space than the original Nomad, which makes quite a difference, creating a more spacious and comfortable living environment. The living room is equipped with a sofa bed and a pretty big closet. The home also includes anchor points, since the owner will be traveling with a motorbike within the home. A small dining area is placed next to the living room, and it can seat four people. The dining area can be converted into a single bed, which is quite nifty.The kitchen is well designed and equipped, featuring a twin stainless steel sink, propane-powered three-burner stove, fridge, freezer, oven, cabinetry, and pantry-style storage space, as well as a gun cabinet for the owners hunting rifle. A small bathroom is located near the kitchen, and it contains a small bath/shower, sink, and a composting toilet. The Nomad 5th Wheel only includes one bedroom which is placed in the raised section (gooseneck) of the trailer. You can enter this room through wooden steps, and it is like most bedrooms found in tiny homes. It has a loft style with a low ceiling, a double bed, and a few closets.The tiny home is powered by a standard RV-style hookup, or it can be outfitted with a full-off-the-grid setup including solar panels and batteries. The house is designed to handle a North American winter, and it is equipped with premium-level airtightness and great insulation to help it adapt to the heat and the cold. It is priced at around US$97,500, but it could increase if you select more options.The post Spacious Tiny Home That Sleeps 5 People Proves A Life On The Road Doesnt Need To Be A Tight Fit first appeared on Yanko Design.

In the not-so-distant past, desktop computers were almost literal black boxes, closed and obscured from view. Although theyre still enclosed today to block the easy entry of dust and harmful particles, many desktop towers have adopted transparent designs that show everything inside.This aesthetic is mostly to appeal to gamers who dress up their rigs with RGB lights and fancy-looking cooling systems, but the majority of the hardware you can see inside is hardly aesthetic (unless you go for that look). Graphics cards are slowly getting a facelift, but they still have a more technical and geeky look. This concept tries to challenge that status quo with a GPU design that could interest even non-gaming computer users.Designer: Seunghun LeeOf all the components inside a desktop computer, at least the ones built for gaming or heavy-duty creative work, the graphics card is the bulkiest, boxiest, and most visible one. Of course, that design is intentional because of the electronics it has to pack inside as well as the large fans that keep things from overheating. Such graphics cards today come with some RGB lighting or accents to make them look a little livelier, but the overall aesthetic remains the same.G-Turn360 is a concept design that tries to add some visual appeal by taking inspiration from a completely different product. It chose the turntable, now a staple of the retro movement, as the foundation of the GPU redesign, combining mechanical elements into a more pleasing composition using basic geometric shapes. The cooling fan, after all, is already a large circle, so why not use that form to represent a record player on a box?The concept also goes beyond that simple association with the record player. It completely throws out the conventional LED lighting which, in addition to being over the top, also prevents visual consistency. In fact, the G-Turn360 embraces a lighter color scheme, which better fits desktop designs that are moving away from dark and black boxes commonly associated with gaming gear.The result is a graphics card design that somehow looks both retro and futuristic at the same time, adopting a clean aesthetic that can appeal to a more diverse audience. That said, the G-Turn360 concept could be sacrificing performance and safety with its unconventional design, so its definitely not something that can simply be used without some modification and careful engineering.The post Turntable-inspired graphics card concept adds a retro-futuristic flavor to desktops first appeared on Yanko Design.

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