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Xiao Yens House | By Craig Steely Architecture

Xiao-Yens House is a stunning property in San Francisco, California. This house transformation is the work of Craig Steely Architecture, the owners wanted a contemporary space that included a more open plan for work and living. The extensive remodel of the house began by tearing away the substandard remodeling that had taken place over the past 100 years and replacing it with spaces more appropriate to the clients program. These included a more open plan for work and living, a sod roof, and a glass penthouse with the roof supported by a steel exoskeleton.



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TECKELL KRYSTAL FOOTBALL TABLE

Teckell´s playing field, build entirely out of crystal is characterized by its transparency, it´s pure design and essential forms and it´s elegant statuettes in aluminum which make up the opposing teams. This table is ideal for a private game room at home, the hall of a luxurious hotel, or a private area in your favorite club....
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GIFT IDEAS | LEGO FANATIC

Starting from today we will be sharing with you some cool and original roundups with some great gift ideas for the holiday season that is fast approaching. We kick off with a fun list of Lego products that will surprise even the Lego Fanatic in your family. Stay tuned for more gift ideas. Check out some more photos and product details after the jump... ...
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MONO CABIN

You can order this tiny prefab cabin for under $22K and place it anywhere you desire. Mono is the culmination of years of engineering and design, with every detail meticulously planned, and every material tirelessly sourced. The little retreat measures nine feet wide, 12 feet high, and 16 feet across, including a four-foot covered deck. These measurements are intentional, as they require no permits in most of North America. The compact structure uses a single-engine...
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