Cardboard Safari

Cardboard Safari creates these cool animal-friendly and recyclable cardboard trophies. Made from environmentally friendly, recycled cardboard, the beautifully laser cut wall decorations are a striking visual statement, they are available in brown and white and a variety of sizes. These unique animal busts are actually large puzzles that you put together, each is formed by interlocking pieces of cardboard that are laser cut for a precision fit, ensuring that construction is a snap. Instructions are included and no tools are required. Makes a great contrast in modern rooms with a bit of old-days charm and kitsch. watch the video

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MINIMALIST BACHELOR APARTMENT

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ARTIFOX BIKE RACK

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Marcio Kogan, Brazilian architect known for his elegant, calm, minimalist designs. The Paraty House, pictured here, is located on one of the hundreds of islands near the colonial town of Paraty, close to Rio de Janeiro. Before it was completed, Kogan predicted that it was to be his favourite house. Its simple premise is two large drawers pushed into the hill and connected by an internal staircase....
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