Suspended House

The Suspended House is a remote getaway unlike any other. Envisioned by talented Iranian architect Milad Eshtiyaghi, the unique A-frame style cabin literally hangs off a cliff and is not for the faint-hearted. The impressive house respectfully maintains a minimized footprint on the land, and is anchored to a large mast by tension cables. Envisioned for the coastal region of Mendocino, in North California, the floating dwelling also features triangular windows on three sides that provide near 360-degree views across the landscape, and a suspended glass platform below the structure with an accessible sleeping area and couch that offer guests a complete sense of weightlessness.

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ANYMAKA PORTABLE HAMMOCK STAND

No more need to hunt for trees. This stable, tree-free hammock stand ensures a secure structure without any hassle, and sets up in a mere 3 seconds! Crafted from aircraft-grade aluminum with reinforced joints, the Anymaka Portable Hammock Stand boasts a remarkable weight capacity of 550 pounds and features 8 adjustable points on each arm.  Whether you want to lie down, sit, or find your perfect resting position, the anymaka portable hamm...
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ALINGHI RESIDENCE | BY GROSE BRADLEY ARCHITECTS

Alinghi Residence is a modern beach house in the town of Rocky Point, which is only three miles from the popular tourist destination of Queensland, Australia. The house was designed by Grose Bradley BNV, their task was to create a space suitable for contemplation and enjoyment of nature. All rooms are oriented toward the ocean, which guarantees a magnificent view of the Pacific ocean. ...
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CAMPAIGN FURNITURE COLLECTION | BY GHURKA

Ghurka, creators of fine handcrafted leather gear, have introduced the beautiful Campaign Furniture Collection, consisting of seven pieces, all masterfully handcrafted in New York from solid American White Oak and pure aniline leather. The collection celebrates Ghurka´s design heritage and is reminiscent of the great expeditions that crossed Asia and Africa at the turn-of-the-century. via...
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