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House In The Pyrenees | By Cadaval & Sola-morales Architects | Image

House In The Pyrenees | By Cadaval & Sola-morales Architects
This spetacular vacation house was designed by Cadaval & Sola-Morales, the project seeks to recuperate the construction values of an old existing vernacular house which was made out of dry stone. Nestled into the mountainside on a former farm the building has windows along one side overlooking the valley and a tall window in the gabled end affording breathtaking views up the mountain.



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Taylor Stitch
Huckberry Interior
SPROUT | A PENCIL THAT GROWS | Image

SPROUT | A PENCIL THAT GROWS
What if pencils could grow? What if instead of throwing your pencil stubs away when they´re too short to use, you could plant them, add some water and watch them grow? Meet Sprout, a pencil with a seed! The high quality pencil features a water activated capsule at its tip, when the pencil is too short to use, you can plant it and have it grow into something delicious, beautiful and fun. Sprout comes in a variety of different flavors, from flowers, to herbs and vegie...
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TORQUAY CONCRETE HOUSE | Image

TORQUAY CONCRETE HOUSE
A beautiful concrete house on the Victorian surf coast in Torquay, Australia. Idealised by Auhaus Architecture, the 4 bedroom family house has been designed as a walled sanctuary, opening up onto itself and allowing stunning views onto wetlands and a golf course. The material palette is rich and textured, and the combination of concrete and warm wood works wonders. The use of brass details along with marble and wood, add warmth to the natural concrete mass...
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ZERA FOOD RECYCLER
The Zera Food Recycler is a new revolutionary device that turns food scraps into fertilizer. Designed to fit seamlessly into your kitchen, the elegant household compost machine easily converts food waste into ready-to-use, homemade fertilizer. It collects food scraps throughout the week, and then uses a combination of heat, moisture and mechanical agitation to turn the waste into compost, all in an impressive 24 hours. The process can be controlled via the Zera mobi...
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