You're somewhere away from your office, and you need a meeting room, pronto. What do you do? Bingo! You whip out your portable meeting room, the Cloud. Of course, it doesn't come with a table or chairs, but who needs 'em? (via Gizmodo)

I love the way these look. But at Ubibay, I found even more beautiful ones. (via Ubibay)

i love the idea of having a business meeting or any other social gathering under one of these. just heavenly! parties, a gallery showing, even boring ol' meetings will be great.

Portable inflatable meeting room in white rip resistant nylon. Includes a silent fan which inflates the entire room in three minutes and keeps it inflated for as long as required. When not used, the cloud folds into its bag for easy storage.

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I can't begin to tell you how much I love this thing. I want it, just to have it. Maybe to set it up and just escape in my own private cloud. Hmmm. Sounds too much like what Richard Pryor did before he lit himself on fire. Okay, so maybe not in my livingroom to escape from life.

What about for Burning Man?

It inflates in 3 minutes. You enter through a slit, which I assume can be sealed with velcro if need be. A fan keeps it inflated. Will it withstand a playa sand storm? It packs up quite small, about the size of a golf bag... small golf bag.

I'm so curious! (via ThisOne)

Thinking of holding a soiree or even a board meeting? How about a lovely little rendevouz? Think about it.."Come meet me in the cloud...9 pm sharp...come alone." what a novel idea! (via GadgetGuy)

Coming up with secret plans to take over your entire backyard when you were seven years old was so much fun from your fort, wasn't it? But you can't hold a board meeting with the investors in a bedsheet hung on a laundry line in your yard anymore. Where would you put the doughnuts?

The Cloud is a portable meeting room in white rip resistant nylon that inflates to 7.5' x 15.5' x 13' in three minutes. The silent fan does all the work, and keeps the room cool while you're strategizing with your team to take over the world.

Really, what better place than a Cloud to brainstorm?