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FireCan Portable Fire Pit

The FireCan from Ignik is built to bring the warm glow of a campfire to your backyard, tailgate or campsite. It packs into a safe, portable container so you can take it with you anywhere you go, without the limitations of a traditional wood fire. Built like a vintage ammo can, it raises fire off the forest floor to protect against wildfires and environmental damage. Also included is a 5 foot quick-release hose with adjustable regulator.



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CAR COLLECTORS GARAGE

This stunning garage is a petrolheads´ dream come true. Designed by Paulo Martins Architecture studio for a private client in Portugal looking to display a prime collection of automobiles, the beautiful grey structure serves as a garage to show off the cars and motorcycles. The spacious interior is bright an luminous mimicking the sleek interior of a modern art gallery, and diverting all attention to the state of the art automotive engineering. Photos by: Ivo Ta...
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JERRY CAN BAR CABINET

The cool Jerry Can Bar Cabinet is a new product that gives an old iconic object a new, and dare we say, more meaningful life. So this Danish company takes old world war II Jerry cans, sandblasts them to get rid of the old paint and maybe some rust that could have been settling in, then restore them, powder coat them, and trim them exquisitely making magic by installing a luxurious wood shelve system that allows you to store some glasses, a cocktail mixer and up to t...
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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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