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Mono Cabin

You can order this tiny prefab cabin for under $22K and place it anywhere you desire. Mono is the culmination of years of engineering and design, with every detail meticulously planned, and every material tirelessly sourced. The little retreat measures nine feet wide, 12 feet high, and 16 feet across, including a four-foot covered deck. These measurements are intentional, as they require no permits in most of North America. The compact structure uses a single-engineered truss frame that makes it capable of withstanding harsh weather, from heavy snow, to downpours, to heat.



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WICK TABLE LAMP

The elegant Wick Table Lamp combines the romance of a candle with the utility of a flashlight. The modern light takes the allure of a candle and gives it a technology upgrade, resulting in something both beautiful and practical. It adapts to and fits a broad variety of contexts, from an intimate home to a bustling restaurant patio, to a warm office kitchen. Wick is capable of three brightness settings plus a "pulse" mode, with the dimmer and on/off controlled by a t...
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MARTYR MONKEY NIGHTLIGHT

Martyr Monkey is a fun nighlight, it has an automatic sensor that automatically lights up the lamp depending on a rooms lighting conditions. When the room gets dark or dim the night lamp automatically lights up, when the room has enough natural lighting/artificial lighting, the sensor automatically switches off the lamp/light. The lamp comes with a US adapter....
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OMATA BEACH HOUSE

Designed by Herbst Architects, the beautiful Omata Beach House is located on the coast of Northland, New Zealand, surrounded by steep hills covered in native bush and ancient Pohutukawa trees. The architects had to take into account the geotechnical challenges of the site, including the threat of large rocks being dislodged by seismic activity and slips from high rainfall events. The house is divided into three basic components: living, sleeping, and...
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