Floating House | By Mos Architects

Less is more, MOS Office translated into architecture all the simplicity of a landscape with trees, rocks and a huge frozen lake. Built on the icy waters of Lake Huron, in Pointe au Baril city in Ontario, Canada, is the Floating House, it demands more pictures than words. Made entirely of wood - as a continuation of the deck that connects to the nearby cliff - the residence floats on a steel frame sized to guarantee stability in the different water levels.

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Lego R2-D2

LEGO has added one of the most iconic characters to their Star Wars collection. The new-and-improved R2-D2 is an update of the original model, and now includes a retractable mid-leg, rotating head, opening and extendable front hatches, a periscope that can be pulled up and turned, and Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber hidden in a compartment in the head. The exceptionally detailed build has 2314 pieces and measures over 12 inches tall, 6 inches deep, and 7.5 inches wide...
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System S Personal Sauna

Elevate your wellness routine or indulge in post-adventure relaxation with your very own sauna! Heat bathing has been a cherished practice worldwide, known for its cleansing and spiritual benefits. Now you can do it in the comfort of your home. Meet System S, a sauna inspired by Nordic traditions, boasting an efficient 8 x 10 footprint. Inside, sustainably sourced clear cedar lines the walls, offering a spacious two-level bench seating for up ...
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HALFMOON BAY CABIN

Located on a 1 acre waterfront plot in Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia, Canada, this stunning dwelling is designed as a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The 1,450 sf contemporary cabin has been designed and positioned to preserve all existing trees on the property, and is covered with cedar inside and out. The single-storey property is divided into three levels, separated by three steps each, that follow the natural topography of the land. The large...
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