Pangaia in Hawaii-- their kitchen just looks awesome, and it's open-air so you know the climate must be amazing. Wonder what they do during typhoons?
Eryn in British Colombia, Canada -- The kitchen is basic, but the spheres are awesome. They look like giant bird gourds and they're up a tree. How cool would that be to live in?*
The Flow Kitchen -- I actually saw this somewhere else, one of the other blogs I read. It's futuristic in exactly the way I like, and it's a closed-system that makes perfect sense to me. I want one so bad.**
Earthships -- I love the walls made of cement and recycled beer bottles-- like hundreds of tiny windows. And they can be as amazing as you choose. Fully customisable, endlessly creative.
That Roundshouse -- A sod-roofed handbuilt wonder of a home. Check out the seasonal pictures at the bottom of this page.
* In my head, my dream house is less a house, and more a close collection of green / sustainable modular homes all organized so that together, they form a fully functional home. I've got the T-House that's made of recycled wood beams, the sort of tree houses that balance on stumps, a yurt, a geodesic dome, a vardo... more that I can't remember right now. There's a folder on my computer somewhere.
**In my hodge-podge future modular home.
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