Or transportational devices that atomised things and people in one place and re-atomised them in another almost instantaneously (instead of Zoom). (Would have thunk airborne cars to have taken to the 'road' before electric cars.) Or (non-Elon Musk a.k.a. (Where are the vertically and horizontally moving elevators?).
Film and Furniture website sells these 'museum quality pieces' and deliver only within Britain for just over ₹2 lakh (£1,995) a pop, shipping very much extra.īut it's not just furniture.
As of today, they only exist in museums and in the homes of eccentric collectors. Have you noticed how things are not as futuristic as they used to be? (To be fair, nostalgia isn't what it used to be either.) I'm still waiting for those low, stylish, red Djinn chairs designed by Olivier Mourgue in 1965 that were there on the space station in Stanley Kubrick's 1969 film, 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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