The Boho Duplex breaks new ground in the world of tiny homes by ingeniously merging two separate dwellings into one, creating a corridor-style living space that is truly distinctive. Crafted by Escape, this unconventional tiny home is a combination of two Vista Boho models seamlessly joined together, measuring an impressive 42 feet in length. The exterior is adorned with a cedar finishing, adding a touch of natural warmth to its unique design. Upon entering the Boho Duplex, the first home reveals a multipurpose living space that cleverly integrates a bed, ample storage, a wall-mounted TV, a small sofa, and a well-equipped kitchen area. The kitchen features an induction cooktop, fridge/freezer, sink, cabinetry, and even a washer/dryer, along with a practical drop-down desk area for work or dining. A well-designed bathroom with a shower, flushing toilet, and a compact sink completes this section.
The second home, accessible through a separate front door, mirrors the layout of the first, ensuring symmetry in design and functionality. Although lacking an interior connecting door between the two sections, the Boho Duplex’s unconventional layout could potentially pave the way for a new era in tiny home design. While the overall price remains undisclosed, the Boho Duplex presents an exciting alternative for those seeking a break from the monotonous designs saturating the tiny home market. With its innovative approach, this tiny home promises a refreshing change without compromising on functionality, utility, or practicality, making it an appealing option for those eager to join the tiny home movement. For those interested, further details on pricing can be obtained by reaching out to Escape directly, sparking curiosity and anticipation for the potential evolution of tiny home living.
The I/O cabin by studio Erling Berg stands as a testament to the allure of Norwegian-style summer houses that seamlessly blend with nature, offering a serene escape from urban stresses. Nestled in the scenic coastal town of Risør, Norway, this charming holiday home embraces the concept of “inside-outside” living to harmonize with the dynamic Norwegian climate. Elevated on wooden pillars and clad in locally sourced spruce, the cabin comprises three interconnected volumes strategically positioned around a central atrium. The wooden deck, supported by cross-laminated timber beams, unifies the volumes, creating an inviting space that capitalizes on the breathtaking views of the ocean. Architect Erling Berg emphasizes the importance of easy access between the indoors and outdoors, recognizing the swift weather changes typical of Norway’s coastal regions.
The design philosophy extends to the cantilevered roof, intelligently shaped to provide shade, shelter, and a play of natural light within the central atrium. As one steps into the I/O cabin, the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the interiors becomes apparent. The U-shaped layout places the main living area, four bedrooms, and a shower around the central space, fostering a sense of connection and openness. The interior design reflects a blend of tradition and functionality, incorporating a palette inspired by the materials and colors found in the 1950s and 60s Norwegian coastal cabins. Erling Berg’s thoughtful combination of local, genuine materials and a timeless color palette creates an environment that is simultaneously cool, warm, and bright, capturing the essence of a classic summer retreat.
After devastating wildfires in 2020 and 2023 left the Mojave National Preserve’s iconic Joshua trees in peril, the National Parks Service initiated an ambitious reforestation project. With a need to transport seedlings into the remote and roadless Cima Dome reforestation site, volunteers turned to an unconventional yet efficient method—camels. These desert specialists, including Herbie, Sully, and Chico, with their distinctive two humps, have been crucial Continue reading “After Mojave Fires, Camels Help Restore Iconic Joshua Tree Groves in the Cherished California Desert” »
Jan Tyrpekl has masterfully crafted Zen House, a 33-square-metre glass micro home on stilts in the rural landscape of Hainburg an der Donau, Austria. Embracing the client’s desire for a compact space that seamlessly merges with the natural surroundings, the dwelling is elevated four meters above the ground on concrete columns, allowing the landscape to flow freely beneath it. The vaulted single-room structure, enveloped in floor-to-ceiling glass, offers panoramic views of the grove of mature trees Continue reading “Jan Tyrpekl Raises Glass Micro Home on Stilts in Rural Austria” »
Ocean Sole’s innovative approach to beach cleanup in Kenya not only addresses the urgent issue of plastic pollution but also transforms discarded flip-flops into vibrant pieces of art. Founded by Julie Church, the company engages local communities in cleaning up beaches and waterways, primarily focusing on the alarming amount of flip-flops discarded in these areas. The initiative not only aids in environmental conservation but also provides economic opportunities for Continue reading “Eco-Friendly Group Cleans up Beaches of Kenya and Turns Discarded Flip-Flops Into Colorful Works of Art” »
In a heartwarming testament to enduring love, a couple who had celebrated 60 years of marriage recreated a cherished moment from their past. The scene unfolded when the grandmother decided to try on her wedding dress, a beautiful vintage gown that had witnessed six decades of shared memories and countless moments of joy. The couple’s granddaughter, Ali Odom, captured the touching moment and shared it on TikTok, revealing Continue reading “Grandma Tries on Her Wedding Dress After 60 Years of Marriage and Grandpa Can’t Take His Eyes off of Her” »
In a heartwarming display of innocence and kindness, a 10-year-old boy named Troy captured the hearts of many with a charming letter he wrote to his neighbors. Eagerly reaching out to them, he expressed his excitement about the arrival of a new furry friend in the neighborhood—a golden retriever puppy. In his handwritten note, Continue reading “10 Y.O. Boy Writes A Letter To His Neighbor Saying “I’m Wondering If Maybe After This Virus You Need A Dog Sitter”” »
Kayzen Hunter, an 8-year-old boy from Little Rock, Arkansas, has proven that age is no barrier to empathy and kindness. His heartwarming story revolves around his favorite waiter, Devonte Gardner, at the local Waffle House. The Hunters, a family from Little Rock, made it a tradition to visit the restaurant every weekend, where Devonte served them with a friendly smile. Over time, the waiter-customer relationship evolved into a genuine friendship between Continue reading “8-Year Old Boy Raises $120,000 to Support His Favorite Waiter Through Hard Times” »
Embarking on a nostalgic journey, TikToker Matthew Ables recently attempted a whimsical adventure to Disney World armed with a 46-year-old ticket that had been tucked away in his family’s possessions for generations. This vintage piece lacked an expiration date, piquing Ables’ curiosity and prompting him to undertake a pilgrimage to the enchanting theme park in Orlando. In a video chronicling his experience, Ables shared his excitement, acknowledging the potential absurdity of thinking a decades-old ticket could still grant him access to the Magic Kingdom. Continue reading “Man Travels to Disney World and Tries To Enter the Park With a 46-Year-Old Ticket” »
