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Forest House | By Johnston Architects
This sustainable home by Johnston Architects has a unique design and adopts a concept of sustainability that includes both the water supply, but also the power consumed. Made of 85% wood it features a modern interior enhanced by a minimal exterior design. The house looks amazing and its sustainable sources of power provide enough energy to keep it glowing in the coldest of winters.



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TUNTO POWERKISS | LAMP & WIRELESS CHARGER | Image

TUNTO POWERKISS | LAMP & WIRELESS CHARGER
Designed by Finish lighting company Tunto, the minimalist Powerkiss lamp has won innumerous awards. The innovative lamp features nine LED lights which will provide plenty of light for your desk, and PowerKiss wireless charging technology built into the base. To wirelessly charge any piece of technology simply connect the little ring adapter and place it on the base! The lamp is touch-sensitive, it has sensors for power and adjusting light intensity....
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NOTEBOOK PORTABLE GRILL | Image

NOTEBOOK PORTABLE GRILL
If you are heading for the beach, a picnic or camping, but can´t live without a barbecue grill, here is an interesting solution- Notebook Grill is the perfect portable charcoal grill. It´s clever design folds flat to one inch in seconds. Made of sturdy metal the grill measures twelve inches high, twelve inches wide and eighteen inches long, and weighs nine pounds. Watch the video You can get it in Europe here ...
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CRETE HOUSE
Designed by Paly Architects, this spectacular residence is located on the Greek island Crete, it is placed on a steep slope of a rocky area, overlooking the beautiful Western Cretan Sea towards the South. Built using earthy materials (concrete, local stone and polished cement), the elongated residence is strategically semi-buried in the ground to protect it from the northern wind. The house features large sliding windows that unify the interior and exterior and crea...
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