LOMME (Light Over Matter Mind Evolution) is cocooning for the aughts, or “a unique sleep experience and rejuvenation environment,” as the designers call it.
The fiberglass egg-shaped bed emits soothing sounds (from a built-in iPod), beams tired eyes with “color-therapy filtered lights,” and offers a variety of massage options.
All functions are controlled by a specially-programmed iPhone.
Created by a design trio based in Liechtenstein, only the price may not make you rest easy: around 40,00 euro, or about $55,000.
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4 responses to “Luxe Cocoon Controlled by iPhone”
Wow, I didn’t know the Euro was that strong: “40,00 euro, or about $55,000”. By the way, you probably meant “Liechtenstein”.
Thanks for spelling save….
The euro has had a pretty good year, here’s where I estimated the rate:
http://www.google.com/search?q…