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Openhouse | By Xten Architecture

Built by the Xten Architecture studio, the OpenHouse lives up to its name as seen by the pictures. The elegant and beautiful interiors have full visibility to the outside world. The house was built on a challenging site, embedded into a narrow and sharply sloping property in the Hollywood Hills. The front, side and rear elevations of the house slide open to erase all boundaries between indoors and out, connecting the spaces to gardens on both levels.



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FIELD GUIDE DESIGNS ART PRINTS | Image

FIELD GUIDE DESIGNS ART PRINTS

We love minimalist and flat lay (a photo of objects arranged on a flat surface, captured from directly above) photos, so these fine art prints are right down our alley. Created by Montana artist Mandy Mohler, each print features a carefully curated and meticulously arranged assortment of adventure gear, and combines design and good looks with just the right amount of wanderlust. Printed on matte photo paper, each nostalgic print arrives titled and signed with thin b...
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THE GLASS HOUSE

The Glass House in Koonya, Tasmania, is a surreal masterpiece that captivates modern architecture enthusiasts. Located just an hour and a half from Hobart, Australia, this rural gem offers breathtaking views of Norfolk Bay and lush green surroundings. Designed by Room 11, led by architect Thomas Bailey and associate director Kate Philips, this concrete home harmonizes seamlessly with its natural surroundings. Thomas Bailey, with a family history in the area, discove...
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PIAMO MICROWAVE ESPRESSO MACHINE | Image

PIAMO MICROWAVE ESPRESSO MACHINE

Piamo is dubbed as the world´s smallest coffee machine! The tiny coffee maker can easily deliver a perfect shot of espresso in just 30 seconds, all you need to do is fill the chamber with water, put in an espresso pad or grounds, screw it onto the attached cup, and microwave-it! Voilá, a tasty and ready to drink espresso. via Check out how the Piamo works in the video....
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