Patrick Schroeter who is a designer and craftsman has created these stunning Geodesic terrariums. The Geodesic terrariums are a fusion of styles and inspirations. The ornate glass houses of the Victorian Era collide with the dreams of science fiction to create something timeless yet disarmingly contemporary.

Each geodesic is made up of almost one hundred triangles, individually welded together and hand finished. The resulting geodesic structures incorporate a water tight bottom section that allows plants to be grown within. Low voltage LED lighting contained within a classical glass shade turns the geodesic into a striking light feature. Check out his site if interested in purchasing one.

For those of you that actually have a house and a yard this would be a cool installation to spruce up the yard. A multipurpose geodesic dome. The Garden Igloo ($1006.00) designed both as a winter garden and a summer canopy.

Create comfortable outdoor living spaces for your Hobby Greenhouse, Playground, Garden Storage, Conservatory, Garden Shed, …  You can even get a canopy cover as well to change the look and have more shade. Find out more about this Garden Igloo here

The Jug Rock Kayak House located in Westport, MA looks like a house retreat I would like to stay at. Once home to a boat house destroyed by the hurricane of 1932, this formation of Jug rocks currently sits empty and ideal. The Jug Rock Kayak House is a single room retreat. It is meant as a place of relaxation and repose, a kayak ride destination. The single space contains a library, storage, and bed elevated a few steps above entry level. The small building is lifted off the level of the rock and cantilevered out over the water, facing the dramatic Westport sunsets.  What do you think of this house?

This house in Austin Texas sits along the shores of Lake Travis. It is called The Tower House by Andersson-Wise Architects. It has just the right touches to stand out from its limestone neighbors while managing to blend in to the forest. Built with the goal of adding additional living space to one of the aforementioned cabins, this separate structure is comprised of three floors, with a bedroom on each of the bottom floors, and a terrace on the top floor. Its wooden exterior contrasts nicely with the surrounding rock, and begs visitors to climb for a better view of the water beyond.



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Check out this sexy home in New York called: The Beach Hampton House by Bates Masi Architects. This home has a beautiful structure and minimalistic features from white walls, concrete structure, dark metals and wood aesthetics. If you want to check out more info on this home check out Bates Masi Architects, in the meantime enjoy the pictures of this home below.



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This is an intriguing and stunning futuristic house designed by Modscape that will become attached to the side of a cliff above Australia's beautiful ocean. It will have large panoramic windows providing breathtaking views of the coastal land. The parking / garage will be located on the roof of the modular cliff house.

So what do you think of this concept house design?  Would you like to have those views?

Here is a house that is an inspiration for those that enjoy living on the water. Utrecht’s Kanaalweg joined in the architectural effort to inspire people to live where they most feel comfortable. In the case of Hieke and Sietze, their home is a floating houseboat designed by BYTR architecten. It was named "The ParkArk", this steel ship acting as a cozy residence displays a seductive blend of modern solutions and functional design. Photographs taken by StijnStijl, we can see this beautiful floating houseboat and still see understand the context – it's located next to a cycling route through one of the city’s parks. To get more information on this home check out freshome.

This beautiful house was designed by A. Mosow and will be constructed around a large tree in the mountains of Almaty, Kazakhstan. The transparent house offers a breathtaking view of the forest landscape that some would call tranquil and amazing. It has inside a spiral staircase, kitchen and modern bathroom.  What do you guys think of the Glass Tree House?

This is an innovative suspended staircase called Object Élevé. Combining a desk, storage, and shelving designed by Dutch design studio Mieke Meijer. The Dutch studio was commissioned by designer Just Haasnoot for his home in The Hague, Netherlands. Handcrafted out of oak wood and black steel, its minimalist and industrial look contrasts nicely with Haasnoot's pale walls and muted tones. You can find out more information on Mieke Meijer Website.



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