Escape to the Wilds of Tasmania in These Eco-Minded Pavilions
Perched on pink granite cliffs, a series of prefab pavilions offer a luxe, back-to-nature experience in one of Tasmania’s oldest National Parks.
Casual Sofa With Extreme Comfort : “Supadupa”
Bean bags have taken over lately due to their comfort and relaxed atmosphere they inspire. “Supadupa” sofa comes from designer Alexander Lotersztain from Australia and has the same characteristics.
This giant couch seems so comfortable that you get an instant need for
a nap just by looking at it. Here are some explanations from Alexander:
“The concept was to create a sofa with ‘bean bag’ qualities of comfort
and casualness. All vertical seams have been designed with a drawstring
system to create the softer/fat look by gathering the leather; the
vertical drawstrings also assist in keeping the intended shape.”
A Lustron Steel Prefab in Pristine Condition
Built in 1949, this steel prefab in Minneapolis is a blast from the past-not to mention a rare midcentury gem.
A Midcentury California Ranch by Cliff May
With four outdoor living spaces, this prefab Cliff May abode is perfect for large-scale entertaining.
An Architect Builds a Monumental Cor-Ten Steel Prefab for His Family in Arizona
This 5,000-square-foot home made from steel, concrete, and glass took less than five months to build-but it’ll last forever.
A Chef Builds a Family Home and Restaurant Under One Roof in Spain’s Basque Country
After an in-house meal, guests can stay the night at the renovated farmhouse, which is designed as an agritourism escape.
This Tiny Modular Cabin Is Just for Kids—and We’re Totally Jealous
Koto’s first children’s cabin combines minimalist design and sustainable materials with flat-pack perfection.
This Nearly Net-Zero Prefab Home Is an Environmentalist’s Dream Come True
In southern Maine, an eco-friendly home puts a contemporary spin on the traditional New England vernacular.
A Prefab A-Frame at the Foot of Washington’s Slopes Lists for $746K
Grab your skis—this two-bedroom cabin is less than two miles from the Summit at Snoqualmie (and only 28 miles from Seattle).
Two Wood-Clad Prefab Holiday Homes Connect to the Landscape of Rural Uruguay
Designed to welcome the outdoors in, two modular and minimalist houses provide a blissful escape in the Uruguayan countryside.
A Chef Builds a Family Home and Restaurant Under One Roof in Spain’s Basque Country
After an in-house meal, guests can stay the night at the renovated farmhouse, which is designed as an agritourism escape.
A Postwar Cottage in Melbourne Gets a Light-Filled Extension With a Central Courtyard
DOOD Studio helps a young Australian couple create a light and bright addition to their previously dark home, which the owner-builder...