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Design by John Randal McDonald, a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright. Near Grand Rapids, for sale less than 400k, on 20 acres Crazy View high resolution

Design by John Randal McDonald, a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Near Grand Rapids, for sale less than 400k, on 20 acres
Crazy

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Minimalist chairs and sofas, Muller Van Severen furniture

(Reblogged from puredesignonline)
Simple ideas are often the best. View high resolution

Simple ideas are often the best.

Food trucks are all the rage everywhere…… super modern. I like it.

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thearchtivist: Woody35 Cabin by Marianne Borge Good spot to hang out up top with all that warmed concrete. Maybe a good reading spot or nap area? View high resolution

thearchtivist:

Woody35 Cabin by Marianne Borge

Good spot to hang out up top with all that warmed concrete. Maybe a good reading spot or nap area?

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………… it speaks for itself. View high resolution

………… it speaks for itself.

(Reblogged from onlyfurnitures)
Mowing the roof?y

Mowing the roof?

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(Reblogged from cosascool)

MTH Woodworks has created tables with reclaimed cedar trunks and a resin made of soybean and peanuts. Yumm soy and peanuts.

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Bomb proof living. This feels very modern but quite cold. You would have to work really hard inside to over come. You could also just make the back wall all windows.

Bomb proof living. This feels very modern but quite cold. You would have to work really hard inside to over come. You could also just make the back wall all windows.

(Reblogged from simplypi)
Always wanted a covered porch as part of my house. View high resolution

Always wanted a covered porch as part of my house.

(Reblogged from thearchtivist)

L house in Buenos Aires

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Wow…… Beautiful…..Want

Wow…… Beautiful…..Want

(Reblogged from rivalblog)

A Trombe Wall is a way to add passive heating for colder climate homes.

The Trombe wall patented in 1881 by its inventor, Edward Morse, and popularized in 1964 by French engineer Félix Trombe and architect Jacques Michel is a sun-facing wall  with a massive wall separated from the outdoors by glazing and an air space, which absorbs solar energy and releases it selectively towards the interior at night

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