stuff we drool about

Lima Cabin

Designed by Iranian architects Mohammad Hossein Rabbani Zade & Mohammad Mahmoodiye, this modern and minimalist cabin is the place of dreams. The stunning Lima Cabin is set to be built in the Mazandaran province, in Chelav Mountain, in Iran. The idea of ​​this project is based on the form of surrounding mountains in the region and its name is based on the local mountain´s name. The beautiful A-frame cabin features an open living room with kitchen, a bathroom, 1 master bedroom, an entrance terrace, and parking (for 2 cars). We couldn´t find much more information on the project, but feel free to drool over the photos below.



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BOSCO HOUSEBOAT

Bosco is a magnificently renovated 1950s Dutch barge that is tastefully decorated and anchored on the southern banks of the Thames river in London. It has a unique 120-year mooring on Batterseas Oyster Pier. She has three bedrooms, two living areas, a utility room, an open-concept kitchen and dining area, and an exquisite winter garden on the deck. She was created by the owners of LAB Architects for their own family. Bosco, which has an interior size of more than 2,...
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SURF HOUSE

This gorgeous house is a surfers dream. Built in Santa Cruz, California, on the edge of one of the state´s best surf breaks, Surf House is a family home that celebrates coastal living, surfing culture, and sustainable design. Designed by Feldman Architecture studio, the house has a polished bohemian feel, and is clad with untreated batten slats and wooden boards that will weather to a beautiful, silvery-gray color over time. Once inside, full walls of glazing open ...
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HRMTZ House

Perched on Chile's rugged Matanzas coast, the HRMTZ House by o2 Arquitectos is a masterclass in blending architecture with nature. Built into a steep ravine with jaw-ping sea views, this striking home adapts to its terrain through two carefully positioned volumes joined by a central bridge. One volume stands boldly elevated on stilts, "peeking" toward the Pacific, while the other nestles into the slope, creating a respectful dialogue with the landscap...
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