Uno Minimalista Pack

UNO is simple and at the same time addictive. It is no wonder that it is one of the most famous card games in the world. But, what if the classic design was upgraded to a minimalist version? Designer Warleson Oliveira did just that by creating a sleek, minimalist makeover of the famous deck. The new Minimalista edition features a premium blacked-out rear face and vibrant colors on its front, adorned with streamlined logos, symbols and numerals giving the cards a stylish contemporary aesthetic. In addition, the designer added two new cards, with new rules and, of course, more reasons to curse your friends. Even Mattel couldn’t resist it and now this beautiful design will soon be a part of the official UNO gang! For those interested, the new Uno Minimalista pack will soon be available at various retailers for roughly $10.

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THE PROCLAMATION DUO

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COSTA RICA TREEHOUSE

Built entirely of teak wood harvested on-site, this stunning retreat is inspired by the jungle of this densely forested site on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. Designed by American firm Olson Kundig Architects, the three-storey treehouse is built with local teak wood, slatted walls and columns made of tree trunks. Envisioned as a surfer hut, the Costa Rica Treehouse is nestled within a dense jungle near Playa Hermosa beach where the owners can enjoy their passion o...
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