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Naturecruiser Houseboat

If you love the idea of living on the water, you need to check out this modern houseboat. Developed by Dutch architectural firm +31Architects, the 15-meter (49-ft) Naturecruiser Houseboat is equipped with a hybrid electric engine, and features a compact floor plan that can host up to eight guests when cruising or 16 guests when moored. The minimalist houseboat come with either two or three bedrooms, an open living room and kitchen, bathroom complete with sauna, shower and separate toilet, a large roof and deck terraces, and all furnishings and equipment to live year-round on the boat. The onboard water and sewerage system takes water from the lake or river and is then filtered onboard with a purification system, whilst solar panels and solar collectors on the roof produce energy and provide you with warm water.



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THE CASA SON VIDA | PALMA DE MALLORCA SPAIN - Image

THE CASA SON VIDA | PALMA DE MALLORCA SPAIN

Casa Son Vida a long-term project involving the Marcel Wanders Studio, Los Angeles and Switzerland-based Tec Arquitecture and developers Cosmopolitan Estates. This luxurious crib was inspired by a 1960’s Mediterranean villa although the design looks pretty futuristic. Located in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, the Casa Son Vida is the first of six world-class luxury villas planned on the island by Cosmopolitan Estates....
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PARK STREET HOUSE

The Park Street House reimagines a post-war brick home in Brunswick West, embracing a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Designed by Michael Ong Design Office, the renovation prioritizes openness, light, and connection to nature, reflecting the owners's desire to live outside as much as possible. A central courtyard replaces the former living room, improving natural light, ventilation, and spatial flow. Timber sliding doors disappear into concealed...
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MINIMALIST DOG HOUSES

So you live in a minimalist house, why not get one for your dog? South Korean brand Bad Marlon has designed a line of modern pet homes that would meet the specs of any architect., his goal is to create a "same-design-identity” environment where pets and people exist in harmony with one another. The minimalist collection features three dog houses, two of which are assembled magnetically, and one beautifully crafted interlocking pen. ...
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