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Weekend Cabin | The Hemloft

The Hemloft is a self-funded secret creation by Joel Allen, a Canadian software developer-turned-carpenter. The beautiful egg-shaped house is a tree-house retreat in Whistler, Canada. It hangs on a precipitous slope, in a towering stand of Hemlocks, about a five minute walk from the nearest road. Joe also created a website for "The Hemloft" you can read his interesting story, from becoming a carpenter, to finding the perfect spot and tree, and funding the project. source



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KETTAL PAVILIONS

Kettal Pavilions are state of the art self standing aluminum made structures, perfect for a winter garden, a kids playroom, home office, outdoor gym, or simply a chill out space. The structures can be completely customized in size, color and paneling options both for the sides and ceiling. Once fastened to the ground they are certified to withstand winds up to 65mph. Different paneling options can be added, removed and swapped. All pavilions are retrofittable, so fu...
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LAIFEN T1 PRO ELECTRIC SHAVER

If Apple designed a razor, it would probably look like the Laifen T1 Pro Electric Shaver. Sleek, slim, and precision-built, this travel-ready foil shaver blends premium design with high-performance engineering for a smooth, low-irritation shave anywhere. CNC-machined from a single block of aerospace-grade aluminum, the T1 Pro is just 12mm thick and weighs 93g—making it 73% thinner than conventional shavers. The T-shaped body and a 15° angled head improve c...
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FLYTE LEVITATING LIGHT

Flyte is a levitating light which magically hovers in midair! The LED light bulb defies gravity by floating above a wooden base by magnetic levitation. This futuristic take on the Edison bulb also rotates slowly in the air, adding even more mystery to this extraordinary object. To add to the coolness factor, you turn it on/off with a simple touch of the base. Check out the video below to see it in action. Learn more from Flyte, or purchase now from the MoMA Store...
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