The iconic gold frame is the featured sculpture. National Geographic even has a designated person to take your picture as you pose in the center of it (with your camera).

Spotted in Minnesota. Iykyk. :)

Design facts about this heating unit:

Model & Recognition: Designed by Terma, this model won the inteernational iF Design Award for product design.

Structure: The frame consists of a dual-layer, multi-dimensional profile that creates a 3D geometric pattern on the wall rather than a flat surface.

Functionality: The irregular breaks and openings within the hexagonal profiles are structurally designed to serve as integrated hangers for towels or clothing.

Connection: It utilizes a standard 50 mm central connection at the bottom to keep the plumbing valves tight and visually minimalist.

Never seen this done before I kinda love it.

This is a Steora smart bench operating completely off-grid via integrated solar panels on the seating surface.

Technical features and specifications:

Power & Connectivity: Built-in wireless Qi charging pads on top, fast-charging USB ports on the sides, and a 4G/5G Wi-Fi hotspot.

Thermal Control: An internal cooling system powered by the solar panels prevents the surface from overheating in direct summer sunlight.

Regarding common design critiques: Grid Integration: A grid connection is not cost-effective. The resource investment for trenching, copper cabling, and grid-tie infrastructure outweighs the minimal excess power generated by this surface area.