freshairgut |
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This charming [154-square-foot] backyard retreat, constructed in less than six months, used salvaged lumber from three Oregon barns, a salvaged copper roof, natural plaster walls and a wood stove. The loft support is exposed, underlining a desire to showcase the beauty of the structural elements.
(via The Backyard House — PortlandOnline)
More photos on owner Megan Lea’s site here.
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Playa VIK Jose Ignacio @ Uruguay
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Dig that fireplace.
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Which Nations Consume the Most Water?
Reading Your Tire
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Two pallets = instant bike rack
This DIY “pallet bike rack” photo has been making the blogosphere and Pinterest rounds over the past several...