Imago Cabin on Wheels

Designed to get you closer to nature while being sustainable, the Imago Cabin on Wheels will take you anywhere you want to go. Japanese company Bess builds wooden micro cottages you can tow behind your car, so, you can hitch them to any vehicle and pull them anywhere you want to make your new home or workspace for a few days. Made from 70mm thick cedar wood, the cosy cabin features windows on all four sides to connect users to the great outdoors. Each cabin measures 3.2 meters (10.5 feet) in length and comes unpainted so you can apply your favorite color or get creative with a unique design. Watch the video below

CARDS AGAINST HUMANITY

Cards Against Humanity is dubbed as a party game for horrible people, it has received acclaim for its simple concept backed up by its satirical content. The game is simple, well-executed, and laughter is guaranteed. Each round, one player (czar) asks a question from a Black Card, and everyone else answers with their funniest White Card. The czar then awards a point for the funniest combination. Pass the black cards to the next card czar and repeat. Hilarious game, e...
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ONE-ROOM NEW YORK CABIN IN THE WOODS

We have featured some amazing retreats over the last couple of years, but none as special as this wooden cabin in Yulan, NY. It is owned by fashion stylist and interior designer Scott Newkirk, he wanted a place to escape in the weekends from the hectic city life. A place completely disconnected from technology, with no electricity or running water, no TV or computer. A place Scott can slow down and enjoy what nature has to offer before heading back to his demanding ...
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CLIFF HOUSE

Perched 600 meters above sea level in Japan's Omine mountain range, the Cliff House by architect Masato Sekiya redefines weekend retreats. Designed as a holiday villa for a fishing enthusiast couple, the house cantilevers six meters over a steep slope, blending harmoniously with the surrounding environment. Facing challenges of limited space, Sekiya's solution involved sinking the structure into the ground and extending it over the Ten River. The innovative design, ...
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