Here’s an interesting fact about Finland: houses no longer that 128 square feet can be built without needing a permit for the process. Even though most of the people tend to get permits if they want to build a house, Robin Falck designed and built this tiny house in the woods in 2010. This project it’s a dream come true for him. Falck consulted some architects, and the whole project was almost ready in no more then two weeks. It was missing a window and a door, but these have arrived in a couple of weeks too. Continue reading “Secluded Tiny Home In The Woods” »
I found this creative idea on Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas, an idea that can be very useful for a party. Is very easy, all you need is baking soda, vinegar, plastic bottle, balloon and a funnel. What to do: use a funnel to pour vinegar into your bottle (need to fill about 1/3 of the bottle). Continue reading “DIY: No Helium Needed to Fill Balloons” »
This amazing home, situated on the top of the mountains offers a stunning view of the surroundings, near Rock Island State Park, Tennessee. It was built on 3.5 acres and in the yard you can find a nice koi pond with dock seating. You can also explore the wildlife and get in touch with nature by feeding the deers or just simply watch the various birds that live in the region. Continue reading “Amazing Mountain Log Home With Spectacular View and Stunning Sunsets” »
Vertical gardening is becoming very popular with urban, sub urban and rural gardeners alike. It saves space by growing upwards which keeps plant off the ground and out of reach from a lot of insects that can harm the plants. Continue reading “How to Make a Vertical Strawberry Tube Planter” »
If you haven’t started planning your holiday yet, these amazing pictures we will show you next will definitely make you want to go away for a holiday. These photos taken at Qualia, located in the Great Barrier Reef region in Australia can be the perfect romantic or simply just relaxing getaway. The Hamilton island retreat offers luxury accommodation in its design apartments. The beach house located there offer a great view of the Coral Sea. Continue reading “A Collection of Deeper Sensory Experiences at Qualia Resort in Australia” »
This 18th century style Windsor Nanny Rocker uses a classic rocking chair design as a basis. In addition to the classical elements of this chair here you can see that this design has some different shapes for the cradle base. The rail follows the shape of the base, but also has a shape of its own, making it different from a basic rocking chair. Continue reading “Rocker Cradle by Scott Morrison” »
This „Florence” sofa is a great example of mixing fashion with comfort. Its unique design offer a lot of space for relaxation. Its innovative design includes some functional design elements, such as the two outer seats which can be folded down as well as the backrest which can be turned into a space where you can rest your feet. Continue reading “Gorgeous Lounge Sofa Florenz” »
The project, Yellowstone Club’s Headwaters Camp, located in Big Sky, Montana, “is carefully cradled in a world defined by the orderly needs of program and the random artistry of nature in the extreme,” says architect Dan Turvey. Set on the edge of a series of man-made ponds, streams and falls, a rustic cabin appears to hover over the sparkling waters of a high mountain alpine lake. Continue reading “Headwaters Camp, Big Sky, Montana” »
Having worked as an architect since the early 70s, Oshatz has become renowned for designing homes with a unique design and an appreciation for the natural world – resulting in homes so catered to the local environment that they often appear to blend into the landscape. According to Oshatz, his unique style of design is part of a larger belief in creating human dwellings that exist at peace with the environment that they occupy.
This is a spec house built in a ski resort community by two brother carpenters who Continue reading “Mt. Crested Butte Residence by Robert Oshatz” »
