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Chicken Point Cabin | By Olson Kunding Architects

Olson Kunding Architects are the minds behind the idea for the cabin is that of a lakeside shelter in the woods—a little box with a big window that opens to the surrounding landscape. The cabin’s big window-wall (30 feet by 20 feet) opens the entire living space to the forest and lake. Using a beautifully designed system of pulleys, the massive window can be easily operated by a small child.



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IZOLA TORCH LANTERN

Izola manufactures everyday staples made with a nod to the past and an eye on the future. Their latest addition is this sleek flashlight that doubles as a camp lantern. Made of stainless steel with a matte gold finish, the Torch Lantern features a collapsible head that allows it to function as both a flashlight and a traditional camping lantern. Simply unscrew its top to expose the bulb, which is covered by a diffuser to help spread light more evenly in your tent or...
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HiBed

Drift off to the future with this smart bed. Hi Interiors have introduced the second generation of their smart bed conceived by the Italian architect and designer Fabio Vinella. HiBed is basically a smart personal cocoon that is designed to not only improve sleep but your overall wellbeing. Outfitted with WiFi, an HD projector and even invisible speakers for entertainment, the smart bed is capable of providing ample amusement before sleep or on weekend mornings. Bei...
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I COULD EAT A HORSE | SPAGHETTI MEASURING TOOL | Image

I COULD EAT A HORSE | SPAGHETTI MEASURING TOOL

"I could eat a horse” is a fun and original spaghetti measuring tool designed by Stefán Pétur Sólveigarson. The kitchen utensil allows you to quickly and easily determine the amount of spaghetti you need, whether you are cooking a meal for a a child, a woman, a man... or even a horse, well actually even if you feel you could eat a horse this portion is for four people! via Available in the US from amazon, and in Europe here...
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