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Piamo Microwave Espresso Machine
Piamo is dubbed as the world´s smallest coffee machine! The tiny coffee maker can easily deliver a perfect shot of espresso in just 30 seconds, all you need to do is fill the chamber with water, put in an espresso pad or grounds, screw it onto the attached cup, and microwave-it! Voilá, a tasty and ready to drink espresso. via Check out how the Piamo works in the video.



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DEVOTO HOUSE | ARGENTINA - Image

DEVOTO HOUSE | ARGENTINA
Devoto house located in Argentina in an area of 550m2 was designed by Andres Remy Architects Studio. The swimming pool is a very interesting feature of the project. It is elevated from the ground creating a glass wall that allows views from within and the outside, creating "fishbowl" views from different points in the house and focal point outside the house....
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THE WEDGE TENT | BY HEIMPLANET - Image

THE WEDGE TENT | BY HEIMPLANET
The Wedge is the all new inflatable tent from HEIMPLANET. Following the success of the popular "Cave" tent, the Wedge also concentrates on intuitive handling and a quick and easy set-up. It features a inner tent, fly sheet and a stable and robust inflatable frame, plus an innovative design for wind stability. All this packed in a lightweight and compact package....
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TOBIN ISLAND BOATHOUSE
The Tobin Island Boathouse is worth a serious look should you be out and around Lake Rousseau, a part of the Muskoka Lakes in Ontario, Canada. Designed by the AKB Architects team, the sleek minimal and edgy look is beautifully integrated in its luscious natural surroundings. This boathouse uses mainly weathered cedar wood with a special charred treatment, similar to an old Japanese technique, known as the Shou Sugi Ban, which helps the whole thing seamlessly blend w...
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