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UHU Micro Cabin

The UHU micro-cabin is perched 10 m (almost 33 ft) in the air and provides a wide perspective of the beautiful Saint-Laurence River in Canada. The project, which was created and constructed by Quebec-based Repere Boreal, resembles an angular little house with a glass facade that showcases the stunning forest surroundings. The compact interior has a huge bed, a heated floor, a fully functional kitchen, a small breakfast bar for up to two people, an integrated sound system, and a shower that opens to the sky. It is accessible through an enclosed spiral staircase and a connecting bridge. You can rent the unique retreat here.




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SHEBARA RESORT

Set on the untouched Sheybarah Island in the Red Sea, Shebara Resort is a futuristic eco-retreat redefining luxury travel in Saudi Arabia. Developed by Red Sea Global and designed by Killa Design, this hyper-luxury destination features 73 polished stainless-steel villas, some floating above crystal waters, crafted to blend seamlessly with nature. Powered entirely by solar energy and supported by zero-waste systems, Shebara champions sustainable innovation without...
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HIGH COUNTRY CABIN

Looking for a place to escape hectic city life and reconnect with nature? The High Country Cabin is a secluded getaway in the heart of the Southern Alps on the South Island of New Zealand that provides a unique wilderness experience for a couple. Inspired by the backcountry huts that dot the area, the 50sm cabin is stylishly decorated and offers an open living space with a kitchen and dining area, plus a cozy bedroom up top. It has direct access to all of the natura...
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FUCHUN BOAT ROOMS

Fuchun Boat Rooms are a touring option should you be travelling to China one of these days, especially if you’re going anywhere near the Hangzhou area. These houses aim to recover the spirit of the Chinese river people that lived on these parts for hundreds of years, starting in the early Ming dynasty and up to the middle of the Qing one. These houses were created by a team of architects from the prestigious China Academy of Art, they’re pretty much wooden cabin...
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