Red Rocks House

Designed by "The Ranch Mine” an award-winning husband and wife led architecture firm based in Phoenix, Arizona, this spectacular residence clings to the side of a camelback mountain. The Red Rocks House has over 2000 square feet of shaded exterior patios, extending the living of the house in every direction and providing shade for the interior spaces. Across the house there are several bi-folding custom steel screens that help shield the deck from the harsh desert sun while still allowing the breeze to come through but can be folded aside at dusk to take in the famous Arizona sunsets.

THE GLASS HOUSE

The Glass House in Koonya, Tasmania, is a surreal masterpiece that captivates modern architecture enthusiasts. Located just an hour and a half from Hobart, Australia, this rural gem offers breathtaking views of Norfolk Bay and lush green surroundings. Designed by Room 11, led by architect Thomas Bailey and associate director Kate Philips, this concrete home harmonizes seamlessly with its natural surroundings. Thomas Bailey, with a family history in the area, discove...
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HOPSIDE DOWN BEER GLASS | BY FRED AND FRIENDS

This is a very original gift idea by "Fred & Friends", the Hopside down beer glass, is shaped like an upside down beer bottle inside a regular glass. It´s great for everyone that enjoys drinking their beer from the bottle, now with a more refined option. The glass weighs 12 ounces, is handblown and precisely crafted, and comes with a very nice individual gift box. It´s great for parties or everyday fun....
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X-POT | BY SEA TO SUMMIT

Winner of the editor´s choice award by Backpacker magazine, the X-Pot by Sea to Summit is the world’s most packable cook pot. If you´re out backpacking, traveling light is essential, and most pots are a pain in the butt to pack, the X-Pot, works as a normal pot, holds 2.8 liters, sits on your stove, but then, when you´re done with it, it collapses into just 2 inches tall, fitting easily into your pack. It is made from heat-resistant silicone walls with stainles...
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