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The Living Cube
One for the DIY lovers. The Living Cube is a homemade project by Till Konneker. After moving into a small apartment studio without storage room, Till decided to build a minimalist cube design with a shelf for his vinyl collection, his TV, clothes and shoes.  It also features a guest bed on the top, and, open up the cube to find plenty of storage space. How cool is that? via



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UNIQUE PROPERTY IN CHARLESTON FOR SALE
Number 2 Concord St in Charleston is a truly unique and truly inspiring property. The property is located adjacent to the Carolina yacht club and was converted to a residence through a monumental construction effort. The end result is a trophy property overlooking Charleston harbor with unparalleled views. The 2.72 acre property includes the main residence and the guest house. The property is a stunning display of luxury and craftsmanship, with absolutely no expense...
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KOHLER SHOWERHEAD SPEAKER
Elevate your shower experience with the Kohler Moxie showerhead and wireless speaker. Immerse yourself in luxurious spray while enjoying high-quality audio from Harman Kardon. This innovative showerhead transforms your daily routine into a sensory escape, allowing you to enjoy your favorite music or podcasts effortlessly. The speaker seamlessly detaches, offering versatility to bring your tunes wherever you go, whether it's the beach, a picnic, or your backyard. Wit...
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BARCELONA INDUSTRIAL LOFT
This spectacular loft apartment is a refurbishment of an old carpenter’s workshop located in Barcelona’s Poble Sec neighbourhood. Designed by Spanish architectural studio FFWD, the team defined that the main goal was to set up the space for habitation while preserving the existing structural components, and its charm and singularity. They restored the building´s brick and stone walls, the wooden beams in the ceiling, and covered the floor with a concrete lining...
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