Elemental House

Designed by Ben Callery Architects, this self-sufficient retreat in Australia captures the spirit of what it means to live off-grid. Located an hour north of Melbourne, the Elemental House has a 10-metre-by-10-metre footprint and simple layout, with space for one bedroom, one bathroom and one living room with an open plan kitchen. Perched on a hill overlooking stunning panoramic views, the dream cabin produces and stores its own power, collects its own rain water and treats its own waste water on site. It uses no gas, and heating is provided by a single wood fire and a reverse-cycle air conditioner.

BEAR PAW MEAT HANDLER FORKS

Are you planning to grill your big catch? With the Bear Paw Meat Handler Forks you can lift and carve hot food, they are also perfect for shredding meat. They make the task so much easier than using large forks. Bear Paws are like an extension of your own hands and the handles stay cool during your cooking adventures....
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AMAZING MINIMALIST HOUSE IN JAPAN | BY SHINICHI OGAWA & ASSOCIATES

A very Minimal yet functional house was projected by japanese architects Shinichi Ogawa. This stunning home is located in Okinawa, Japan, and features two main living areas. One main area features one big open space composed of a living room, a bedroom, and the dinning room, while the the other are is composed by the kitchen, bathroom and study room all in succession. via archdaily....
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Heimplanet x Maharishi Cave Tent

Designed to provide unparalleled shelter in the great outdoors, this limited edition inflatable tent is a collaboration between Heimplanet and London streetwear label Maharishi. Designed to accommodate 2-3 people, the Cave tent features a unique aesthetic, with an inner tent crafted from ripstop nylon adorned with a captivating Golden Tigerstripe Camouflage pattern. The green polyester ripstop flysheet adds an extra layer of protection against the elements. Supporte...
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