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Case Inlet Retreat | By Mwworks | Image

Case Inlet Retreat | By Mwworks
This amazing retreat designed by MW/Works Architecture & Design is nestled into a forested slope along the eastern edge of  the Case Inlet, Washington. The 2,800 sq. ft weekend cabin is isolated in the middle of the woods and has sweeping water views. The Case Inlet Retreat is simple, elegant and relaxing, it sure looks like the perfect getaway from hectic city life... via



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Tropicfeel Interior
Montegrappa Interior
Carol Bike Interior
XWerks Interior
Vindome Interior
Floyd Interior
Dan Henry Interior
Rains Interior
Wellen Interior
London Sock Interior
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TENTSILE UNIVERSE TENT | Image

TENTSILE UNIVERSE TENT
The Tentsile Universe Tent is aimed at outdoors lovers that are looking for a generously sized shelter. It is built to harbour up to 5 adults and you may use it in the air, water or ground. It also has serious headspace, with just under six feet and 300 sq. feet of floor area plus 3 different porch areas. Versatility is a serious concept at the base of this design, and it uses the same firm high tech fabrics that ensure long term use as their prior creations, also p...
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TRIPSTER CAMP CHAIR | Image

TRIPSTER CAMP CHAIR
The Tripster is a camp chair built for adventure. Constructed with 7-ply wood, the sturdy and durable chair can support up to 1,000 lbs, thanks to their patented catch-and-release bracket. And, when you are not using the seat, simply slide it back into the bracket and it will snap magnetically into place. The Tripster has several convenient carry handles, and comes in a choice of many unique colors....
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WATERTOWER HOME | BY ZECC ARCHITECTS | Image

WATERTOWER HOME | BY ZECC ARCHITECTS
Located in Soest, Netherlands, the Watertower is a one of a kind residence. It´s a old industrial watertower (which dates from 1931) converted in to a house with 9 floors! This ambitious project was developed by Zecc Architects, they encountered many challenges like: maintaining the interior’s industrial characteristics, letting more daylight in and ensuring an effective, efficient layout....
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