Dream Dive Platform

The Dream Dive Platform joins two unusually combined concepts, a minimal shelter with a diving platform. The ultra simple and basic structure is made from salvaged materials using wood, a mosquito net around the sleeping cocoon, with a waxed canvas available to cover up your spot should rain pay you a visit, and a small platform that will enable you to quickly step into your morning power shower using the river, a lake or depending where you place it. Designed by the Canadian based firm Studio North, this project will surely make you feel reconnected with mother Nature and help you unwind from urban civilization’s inherent stress.

MUJI HUT

Muji, the popular Japanese design shop, have announced the Muji Hut, a beautifully minimalistic micro cabin for sale to the general public. Designed for those who like the idea of minimalist living, and love the idea of not having a mortgage, this tiny house is built out of cedar wood with burned hardwood and boasts a height of 10 square meters. It also features large sliding glass doors, a porch, and a high shed roof. With lots of natural light this cosy getaway de...
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CASA OLIVI | BY WESPI DE MEURON ARCHITECTS

Casa Olivi is a beautiful renovation by Wespi de Meuron Architects, the 300 year old farm is located in Treia, in the heart of the Marches, the New Tuscany. The Farmhouse renovation took 4 years, the outside style was preserved, but the inside was entirely re-organized according to a luxurious, high comfortable and minimalist style. The 5 bedroom house is on a hill top and features a stunning infinity pool with a 360 degrees view of the beautiful, olive tree landsca...
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AEA House

Tucked into the lush Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro and overlooking the crystal-clear waters of Angra dos Reis, the AEA House is a masterclass in architectural harmony with nature. Designed by Paulo Jacobsen, renowned for his work with wood, the home blends effortlessly into its wild surroundings, perched lightly on the topography without disrupting the land it inhabits. Accessed either by boat or a winding mountain road, the house is full of thoughtful det...
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