Ocean Eye House

Our latest house crush was designed by San Jose-based architect Benjamin Garcia Saxe. The spectacular Ocean Eye House is located in beautiful Costa Rica, and is a surfers dream home as it sits right on the western edge of the Nicoya peninsula, facing towards the Pacific Ocean. The dreamy escape is nestled between the jungle and the beach and is completely open to the outside, opening up stunning ocean views for the bedrooms and living spaces. Folding screens used to separate rooms from the terraces can be opened up completely to enhance the connection between the houses two levels. From the second level of the home, you’re able to see the treetops of the forest and views of the water. Check out more photos below, simply amazing.

POCKET SHOWER

We love compact stuff that can save us precious space, specially when out on the trail and backpacking. Packing light is essential and this Pocket Shower by Sea to Summit is a life savior solution for when you venture out into the wild. The nifty contraption allows you to take a 7 minute warm shower outdoors! simply fill the 10 Liter (2.6 gallon) insulative pouch with water and allow it to soak up the heat from the sun, then enjoy an open air shower before hitting t...
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Wraptie Multi-Function Straps

The Wraptie Multi-Function Straps may be an interesting item for you should you often need to haul your gear. They’re made from ultra-strong and durable recycled PET (on the orange webbing), the hook and loop fastener from classic nylon, and the black elastic webbing from a combo of recycled PET, polyester and rubber. The whole thing ties down using strong velcro to keep your stuff in place. Each set includes a couple of straps capable of withholding up to 110 pou...
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OAK PASS MAIN HOUSE

Located in California, this spectacular house was inspired by 130 majestic oak trees dotted around it. Designed by Los Angeles–based firm Walker Workshop, the property is hidden in a hillside and covered with a blanket of edible herbs. The Oak Pass Main House has 8,000 square feet but appears much smaller thanks to being carefully integrated into the terrain. Encased in glazing, the entire house looks out to panoramic canyon views, and opens up to a spectacular se...
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