Yes, we are all a part of nature, that much is true but wouldn’t it be wondrous to actually live IN nature?  These beautiful tree houses bring out the exploratory child in all of us but with a real grown-up flair of luxury and style.  Tree houses feature building schemes that include scenic and natural views, use of organic materials and preserving existing tree canopies.

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Cocoon by Måns Salomonsen is combined decoration, storage and cultivation for the kitchen window. Grow spices and store fruits in the organic shape and you get both life and color in the kitchen. Cocoon is made of clay which absorb water from the cultivation, when it’s evaporates the storage is cooled down. Photography by Martin Gustavsson. ©2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook Facebook – Water – Clay – Design Milk – Photography

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Cocoon by Måns Salomonsen

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Inspired by curiosity, this chair is much more than a seat.  It’s both a chair and a lamp, designed with organic lines.  Multifunctional (yes!) but that’s not all. This ergonomic chair is also designed for comfort and clearly for practicality. You’ll never have to worry about not having enough light again. It’s also maintenance free making so you can use it outside or by the pool or wherever you want really. This is cool. Where would you use it? 

This is just one of the innovative pieces you’ll find at Ontwerpers here.

Link: sixdifferentways.com

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