Those of you in the architecture world may recognize this garden-shed-turned-summer-oasis from when it first appeared on design blogs years ago. For those of you unfamiliar (and especially for those who woke up to snow this morning), I thought I'd unearth it from the depths of my bookmarks tab to share it today. Consider it a vision of sunlit hope.
The structure, created by Helsinki designer Linda Bergroth and Avanto Architects' Ville Hara, features natural Finnish pine and reclaimed brick. What's cooler? Its design was inspired by old-fashioned multi-compartment sewing boxes. What's coolest? It can be assembled in the location of your choice using a screwdriver.
Visit Linda Bergroth's website, here, and Avanto Architects', here. Thank you to iGNANT for posting this wonderful round-up of portable homes yesterday, which reminded me how much I love this project.
Further reading:
-An attic apartment in Madrid with a swing, a tea room, and a disco ball.
-Photographs in jars.
-The best rooftop in New York history.
Mmm, I'm craving green right now (we don't have snow, but we do have lots of brown). This is delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I will go wherever this greenhouse is.
ReplyDeleteI love this.
ReplyDeleteWe have an unused carport behind our house that we hope to one day convert into a greenhouse. Sending this off to Trev for inspiration. ;)
I love this.
ReplyDeleteWe have an unused carport behind our house that we hope to one day convert into a greenhouse. Sending this off to Trev for inspiration. ;)
That is pretty freaking awesome.
ReplyDeletei want to go to there!
ReplyDeleteKathy, book a flight to Finland!
ReplyDeleteDream.
ReplyDeleteSarah, that sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteShoko, someday...
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