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Whiteduck Canvas Tent

If you are looking for a spacious, weather-resistant tent that blends comfort with durability, the White Duck Regatta Canvas Bell Tent is a standout. Made from DynaDuck army duck cotton canvas, this 10-foot version offers a natural, breathable alternative to synthetic materials, perfect for those wanting to ditch plastic-heavy gear without compromising on performance.

The Regatta is built to thrive in all seasons. It features a waterproof and UV-resistant canvas shell, a sewn-in PE groundsheet to keep insects out, and a pre-installed stove jack, so you can stay warm even in winter. Reinforced seams, galvanized steel poles, and a shock-absorbing grounding system make it exceptionally reliable in rough weather.

With ample headroom, mesh-covered windows and doors for ventilation, and a handy cable outlet for devices, this yurt-style tent is as practical as it is cozy. Setup is quick and easy thanks to its single-pole structure, and everything, from tools to storage pockets, is included in the bag.




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LOT 6 CABIN

Designed be Seattle–based Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects, the Chechaquo Lot 6 Cabin is nestled at the base of a dramatic rocky butte in the woods of Washington. The sleek 1,100-square-foot retreat features a black exterior finish to minimize visual distractions from the beautiful landscape, and has large windows alongside glazed doors, and an expansive 785-square-foot wooden deck to tie the cabin into the surroundings. The cabin has two-bedrooms, a kitchen, ...
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AUTONOMOUS TENT COCOON

Had enough of the hectic city life? Looking for a place to reconnect with nature? Check out the Autonomous Tent Cocoon, an exciting new form of Architecture, designed to be a permanent structure, it only takes a few days to raise, requires no foundation or utilities (the tent rests on a raised deck), and can be taken down and transported without any trace on the site it occupied. Developed by legendary architect Harry Gesnar, the spectacular shelter is designed to b...
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HALFMOON BAY CABIN

Located on a 1 acre waterfront plot in Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia, Canada, this stunning dwelling is designed as a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The 1,450 sf contemporary cabin has been designed and positioned to preserve all existing trees on the property, and is covered with cedar inside and out. The single-storey property is divided into three levels, separated by three steps each, that follow the natural topography of the land. The large...
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