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Hemeroscopium House | By Ensamble Studio

Hemeroscopium is of Greek origin and means "place the sun sets", it refers to a place that exists in the imagination... but is still real... Located is Las Rozas, Madrid Spain, this impressive residence has 4,300 square ft, it was designed by Ensable Studio and took them a year to engineer but only a week to build, don´t belive us? check out the video on this post´s detail page. via homedsgn



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This stunning concrete house is set amid Bali´s lush natural landscape, and interlaces open with closed spaces, resulting in a dwelling that is deeply connected to its exterior surroundings. The five-bedroom residence was designed by Caceres + Tous and is split in three separate volumes. The first building encloses the entrance, parking, guest room and TV room, the second building encloses the living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry and maid room, and the third ...
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EVRGRN CAMPFIRE ROCKER

The new Evrgrn Campfire Rocker gives you all the comfort of a rocking chair in a compact sized, portable design, that´s easy to pack and take with you on the road. Setting up the chair is a breeze, simply place the poles into the hub, and stretch the seat onto the poles. It also features a side stash pocket to place a phone or other small items such as cash. When done, everything packs into a nice little carry case. No matter where you go, you always get the best s...
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IN THE DUNES HOUSE

US firm Caleb Johnson Studio have transformed a traditional coastal home in Maine into a modern sanctuary. Occuping a beachfront site overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the airy cedar-clad coastal dwelling sits atop timber stilts, allowing the landscape to flow under the house. The home has two simple gabled structures that connect via a central stairway, and the open area at ground level serves as a carport. A neutral color palette was used throughout the dwelling, th...
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