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Sway Rocking Chair | By Markus Krauss | Image

Sway Rocking Chair | By Markus Krauss
This is awesome, a rocking chair big enough for two. Designed by Markus Strauss, this beautiful piece of furniture is a rocking chair with a padded seat and a steel frame strong enough to hold two comfortably. It features a telescope mechanism that locks the Sway so it can be used as a chair. Via our friends at gessato blog



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CASA OLIVI | BY WESPI DE MEURON ARCHITECTS - Image

CASA OLIVI | BY WESPI DE MEURON ARCHITECTS
Casa Olivi is a beautiful renovation by Wespi de Meuron Architects, the 300 year old farm is located in Treia, in the heart of the Marches, the New Tuscany. The Farmhouse renovation took 4 years, the outside style was preserved, but the inside was entirely re-organized according to a luxurious, high comfortable and minimalist style. The 5 bedroom house is on a hill top and features a stunning infinity pool with a 360 degrees view of the beautiful, olive tree landsca...
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Gifts for the Home Office
As remote work continues to redefine how we balance our professional and personal lives, the home office has transformed into a hub of innovation and productivity. Crafting a workspace that fuels focus and creativity is more important than ever. To help enhance this vital space, we have compiled a collection of unique and practical "Home Office Gift Ideas." These carefully chosen items are designed to add comfort, functionality, and inspiration to any work...
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NETTLETON 199 HOUSE | CAPE TOWN - Image

NETTLETON 199 HOUSE | CAPE TOWN
Nettleton 199 is an absolutely breathtaking house designed by SAOTA (Stefan Antoni Olmesdahl Truen Architects). We are big fans of SATA, we have featured before the "First Crescent", a stunning minimalist home also in South Africa. Nettleton 199 is positioned in Cape Town, on the side of Lion’s Head and has fantastic views over the Atlantic Ocean, it was designed to maximize the connection with the view and the sea and to create a garden beside the mount...
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