DUB Modular Cabin

The DUB Modular Cabin is an affordable and eco-friendly housing solution. The modular construction process allows for houses to be produced in just 6-7 days and installed in 5 days, making them a fast and cost-effective option. DUBs entirely wooden frame and finishing combined with effective insulation and modern equipment create an efficient structure for a comfortable suburban life. With a large amount of glazing, the cabin allows for a spatial connection with the natural environment, while the exterior remains neutral and minimal, integrating delicately into the landscape. Makers DublDom prioritize environmental impact, reducing energy consumption during production, optimizing transportation, and promoting the reuse of materials. The wooden modular cabin is made of renewable materials, with energy-efficient solutions, and is available in several ready-made architectural solutions of different sizes.

GOODWELL TOOTHBRUSH

Goodwell Toothbrush claims it´s the first sustainable toothbrush, and what does it mean? In fact it means that in designing and developing it some real efforts were made in order to make it environmentally friendly by paying attention to manufacturing processes and used materials. Normal toothbrushes are made to be expendable, after a few months of use everyone gets rid of them, one of its requirements is that they are cheap, so great manufacturers make them from p...
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INDUSTRIAL BACHELOR LOFT | BY MAXIM ZHUKOV

Awesome design by Maxim Zhukov for this funky bachelor pad. The place is packed with cool industrial decor, great use of concrete, wood, metal, and exposed brick walls. Also, some giant casters and road signs add to the charm and character of the place. Another great detail is the "floating" work space above the bed accessed by cantilevered stairs. source...
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GARDEN HOUSE | TOKYO

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