For Monday morning daydreaming: these swings, designed by Johanna Richter, which come in beechwood and wool felt varieties and are meant to resemble a beaded necklace…
…and Korea's Panorama House, which features a polished wooden staircase that functions as an enormous bookshelf and, more notably, a slide. "Grown-ups love [it]," says architect Moon Hoon.
More swings & slides:
-"The Swing at the End of the World." (Breathtaking. Thanks, Dana.)
-Christopher Duffy's Swing Table.
-A bright-white slide in Tokyo.
Happy Monday! Slide photos: top two by Huh Juneul; the rest by Namgoong Sun.
OMGosh! This is SO cool!
ReplyDeleteI want both in my house. I am totally a grown up kid. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm familiar with Johanna Richter's work - the swings would be such a dreamy addition to our living quarters :) I love the Panorama House too - books and slides...simply perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love that slide!
ReplyDeleteAlecia, I am, too :)
ReplyDeleteLisa, yes!
Torn from my daydreams.
ReplyDeleteMust. Have. Those. Steps.
ReplyDeleteThat swing at the end of the world is breathtaking! I want to go there.
ReplyDeleteThe first time I saw Moon Hoon's Panorama house I thought I wish I grew up in a place like that!
ReplyDeleteI also love his other architecture designs! They're super cool!
How much fun would that be in your house! Kids would go nuts (as would I;)
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So, these are kind of brilliant.
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