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This Little Wooden Cabin On The Swedish Coast Boasts An Unusual Hat-Shaped Metal Roof

Named the Hee House, this little holiday cabin features a hat-shaped aluminum roof to”trigger curiosity”, and provide protection from the wild surroundings. The cabin is designed by Studio Ellsinger and is located on Sweden’s west coast. Since it is situated near the beach at Heestrand, it has been named Hee House. It is designed to

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Yoga Deck Inspired by Pencil Shavings Combines Sustainable Design With Mindful Living

As a child, the act of sharpening pencils was both a routine and a creative delight. The delicate, spiraling shavings often ended up as “flowers” in arts and crafts, their intricate beauty born from the friction of a mundane process. This yoga deck borrows from that same poetic analogy: finding beauty and purpose in effort.

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Urwerk UR-230 Polaris has distinct aesthetic complemented by white ceramic case

There are some notable names in the watchmaking sphere that have a different take on the concept of timepieces with their larger-than-life dials. URWERK and MB&F particularly have this idea of watchmaking that distinguishes their watches from the others at the first gawk. What really is stuck with them are darker hues, but this one

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Morris Adjmi Architects mixes soft and industrial materials inside Brooklyn towers

New York-based Morris Adjmi Architects has used pink leather, herringbone flooring and green hand-glazed tiles across the interiors of a residential complex the studio designed on the waterfront of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The Huron comprises two interconnected glass and steel towers, for which Morris Adjmi Architects served as the architect, interior designer and art consultant. In

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