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Original Courtyard House | By Studio Junction

Toronto based Architects Peter Tan and Christine Ho Ping Kong of  "Studio Junction", converted this contractor warehouse the ambition was to create a modern, affordable home and studio for a family of four - one which could successfully adapt to a mid-block or laneway situation, there is no typical front or back. The design of the house is generated by an emphasis on the views and activities of the interior courtyards, all the windows look inwards.



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ZENBIVY MODULAR SLEEPING BAG - Image

ZENBIVY MODULAR SLEEPING BAG

Meet the Zenbivy Bed, dubbed the most comfortable backcountry sleeping bag. The innovative outdoor sleep system is designed to let you sleep like your bed at home, combining lightweight and warmth with the freedom to move naturally. Instead of the traditional single component, you get two: the base layer, which actually comes with a mummy-style hood that attaches to your mattress, and an oversize quilt with footbed that zips over top. The result is a sleeping bag th...
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DE-SK MODULAR DESK - Image

DE-SK MODULAR DESK

De-sk is a beautiful modular desk, it lets you create your own customised desk of any length with mix-and-match surfaces. The super clean desk system features built-in wire management, adjustable monitor stands, plug sockets, wireless phone charger, USB ports, sockets, plant pots, pen & pencil pots, and is totally resizable and customizable anytime. You can choose the desk surface, frame color, depth, height, and if you want wheels. Want to change the widths...
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FLATMATE SECRETARY

Seems like the latest tech developments are affecting furniture design. The Flatmate Secretary was conceived by Michael Hilgers for Magazin, it is only 5" deep, but when the top is folded out it has a workspace of 28" wide by 16.5" deep. With many using their phones or tablets as computers, this looks like a more than adequate work desk for a small studio or office....
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