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DIY Woodworking Projects: Step-by-Step Plans and Tips for Beginners

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hangzhou bent bamboo stool by min chen

The Hangzhou Stool - by Atelier Chen Min - consists of many layers of bamboo veneer. Each veneer is made of several ultra thin bamboo layers, aligned vertical to each other. Each veneer becomes not only very flexible but also robust. The layers give a very special “arc” of the stool, just like the ripples on the water surface. When sit, the more weight the stool receives, the deeper the arc will be bent, and therefore the more elasticity the user will feel. www.chen-min.com

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Weaving wood? PORADA ARREDI SRL

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Literally a Razor Thin Blade! - Yanko Design

Made out of 97% WOOD and just 3% carbon steel, the Skid chef knife looks absolutely sharp, both figuratively as well as literally!

three different views of the inside and outside of a house with an open floor plan

A different kind of Home-Delivery! - Yanko Design

You don’t build the Mobile home. You buy it, and it ships to your location, assembled and ready to use! The Mobile House is therefore a product, rather than a space, meaning it isn’t technically real estate.

the inside of a boat that is floating on water

Seahorse Looks Like Just Another Floating House, But There's Actually a Bedroom Underneath the Water

Technically the Floating Seahorse is classified as a boat, but it only takes one quick glance to see that the project is much more akin to a floating house. Designed by the team at Kleindienst Group, the project consists of 42 properties floating in the Persian Gulf of Dubai. The project is part of the Heart of Europe development, and offers up marine style retreats spanning 1,700 square feet of living space. Each residence features three levels, the bottom of which being under water.