It is located in Aurora, Oregon and has only 28 square meters of space. Constructed by builder Chris Heininge, a former Christian missionary, this tiny home was inspired by Heininge's time spent in small but well-designed Japanese dwellings.
Thereasa and David, the owners of Camp Wandawega in Elkhorn, Wisconsin became attached to the big elm tree standing in the centre of their property and were sad to learn that the tree had Dutch elm disease, which was causing the branches to die.
This tiny detail turns a bra into a much more functional piece of clothing.
Check out this masterpiece for those who still own a NES console.
These bathtubs are very creative. They are unique, beautiful, and functional. As far as imagination is concerned, the designers of these bathtubs had an imagination that ran wild.
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