Oak Pass Main House

Located in California, this spectacular house was inspired by 130 majestic oak trees dotted around it. Designed by Los Angeles–based firm Walker Workshop, the property is hidden in a hillside and covered with a blanket of edible herbs. The Oak Pass Main House has 8,000 square feet but appears much smaller thanks to being carefully integrated into the terrain. Encased in glazing, the entire house looks out to panoramic canyon views, and opens up to a spectacular seventy five foot infinity swimming pool that sits below one of the largest Oaks on the property.

POISSON BLANC CABIN

This minimalist snow-white cabin disappears into a wintry lakeside within a forest in Laurentides, Canada. Anchored in the bedrock of a sloping terrain, the 1200 square feet (112 square metres) dwelling takes its cues from the rugged topography of its location, revealing an angular and monolithic architecture. Designed by Montreal-based Naturehumaine Architects, the retreat embraces the beautiful landscape, it is a simple abstract white volume characterized by a ser...
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RAILING PLANTERS | BY GREENBO

Greenbo creates unique railing planters for growing plants, flowers or herbs in an urban environment. Made from strong durable heavy duty plastic, the planters fit all railing shapes and sizes up to 4” wide, they feature a no drip drainage solution that recycles water, two removable & cleanable trays, and an anchoring mechanism for theft protection. Available in several colors and sizes. Available for purchase in Europe here...
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MATCHCAP | WATERPROOF MATCH CASE

Exotac design high-quality and unique outdoor and urban gear, they are the creators of the popular Nanostriker firestarter. The Matchcap is another essential tool for hikers and adventurers, the nearly indestructible waterproof match case is used for storing matches and other fire starting material. Made in USA from aircraft aluminum, the Matchcap features an integrated phosphorus striker into the threaded are of the capsule. Get it in Europe here...
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