The latest in the series of random ideas that - if time and money were no object - we could explore. Meaning that in reality we likely will not, but hey... it's still fun to jot them down :-)
Small sliced logs as wall decor
One of those ideas you have to see the picture to appreciate. I love this concept, and we're going to have to cut up wood for firewood, don't see why they can't do some extra slices while they're at it. :-) In Martha's version it is birch wood, but I think it would be nice to do it with some native wood, there must be some that have a nice pattern
Chandelier inspired from nature
We saw this in person when in NYC in September at ABC Carpet & Home in Union Square. I used to love window shopping there and was thrilled to find it still existed, nearly 2 decades later. I loved this chandelier and came pretty close to wanting to buy it when Dave pointed out with a little ingenuity we could make our own version, and we'd have to rewire the damn thing anyway as US wiring is totally different to UK or Australia. I still love it though. It's called "The Enchanted" and it comes from a company called Canopy Designs.
Disappearing swimming pools
Sadly they don't give any prices which usually means it is not something any mere mortal could afford. But it's a cool concept nonetheless.
Small sliced logs as wall decor
One of those ideas you have to see the picture to appreciate. I love this concept, and we're going to have to cut up wood for firewood, don't see why they can't do some extra slices while they're at it. :-) In Martha's version it is birch wood, but I think it would be nice to do it with some native wood, there must be some that have a nice pattern
Chandelier inspired from nature
We saw this in person when in NYC in September at ABC Carpet & Home in Union Square. I used to love window shopping there and was thrilled to find it still existed, nearly 2 decades later. I loved this chandelier and came pretty close to wanting to buy it when Dave pointed out with a little ingenuity we could make our own version, and we'd have to rewire the damn thing anyway as US wiring is totally different to UK or Australia. I still love it though. It's called "The Enchanted" and it comes from a company called Canopy Designs.
Disappearing swimming pools
Sadly they don't give any prices which usually means it is not something any mere mortal could afford. But it's a cool concept nonetheless.
Safari cabin tents
I've always loved the safari tent cabins we've stayed in when in Africa. I think they'd work just as well for temporary (but more comfy than usual) guest accommodation in Australia too. Here's an Australian based company that makes various kinds: Ecostructures
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