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Tent House

Designed by Sparks Architects, the unique "Tent House" is a stunning home with a retractable roof, located in the beautiful rainforest canopies of Verrierdale in Queensland. The award-winning house features a sail-like structure roof that is the dominant form of the design, a unique translucent tent membrane with five hundred square metres that opens out into nature, meaning residents can quite literally lie in bed and look at the stars. Sliding doors allow the house to blend with its surroundings while the unique roof acts as both an insulator and protector from the strong heat.



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MINIMAL FLOAT WALL DESK

If you live in a small apartment you´ll know how important it is to organize your space. The Float Wall Desk is a minimal multi-use desk or display shelf that is easily attached to any wall. The desk features a full surface slide out tray and wire management slot. Perfect laptop station, full desktop station or writing desk....
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CASA PAKAAL

Casa Pakaal, designed by Workshop, is a beautifully restored early 20th-century mansion located in the heart of Mérida´s Historic Center in Mexico. The architects have successfully blended old and modern design elements by restoring the original stone walls and creating new spaces. The house offers spacious interiors filled with vegetation, including a kitchen that opens up to a patio and comfortable rooms. The 3,500-square-foot residence boas...
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HILLSIDE SANCTUARY

Inspired by a treasured stone and wood home lost to fire decades earlier in the hills of Appalachia, this stunning stone dwelling and guest house are set on a gorgeous landscape in the San Juan Islands, Washington. Designed by Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, the new house pays homage to its natural setting, and features simple stone volumes that seem to expand upwards from the rocky terrain. A stone wall and plinth form the rear of the houses, while a wood pavilion rests atop ...
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