NEW YORK / With the click of a button and a 90 second wait time, this metal container blooms into a fully functioning cafe. The illy push button cafe contains a kitchen, dining room, bathroom, bedroom, living room and library.

It’s not quite a Kwik-E-Mart but still great marketing.  An Italian casino has added some life to the baggage claim with the roulette / luggage carousel.  Big money if your suitcase lands on black 29.

In Italy, Nintendo marketeers have posted hundreds of Post-It notes to create iconic video game heros from the 80’s. Flickr user benvolut is also creating similar art that you can see here. A cool form of graffiti that doesn’t damage and gives you the ultimate pixelated effect.

Indie rock, vintage Japanese chairs decked in thick black leather and beverages create a unique atmosphere for a salon. Getting your hair done seems like a good enough excuse to go to Pimps & Pinups in London.

Anything close to this in the U.S.?

GrandOpening is a store.
GrandOpening isn’t afraid to change its face.
GrandOpening will have many “Grand Openings”.
GrandOpening will engage and entertain the community.
GrandOpening could be yours for a month, or two, or three.
GrandOpening might be different the next time you come by.

Imagine a space that changes it’s offering/focus every 3 months. That’s exactly what Grand Opening sets out to do. Currently the 400 square foot space is home to Pong. This three-month initiative provides locals with the opportunity to engage in table tennis.

Prior to Pong it was ‘Barns for Sale’ which was a restoration and relocation project for original timberframe barns and materials in Delaware River Valley. Canadian brothers Ben and Hall Smyth invite you to 139 Norfolk Street New York, NY to check it out.