Lew discovered this great sleeping platform on https://thistinyhouse.com. I traced it back to https://is.gd/eFdz4, but there’s no indication of where it is, or who shot the photo. I might just build something like this. The roof keeps fog and dew off the bed, yet the steep angle allows you to see a lot of the sky. Can anyone track this down?
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Hello, I knew I'd seen this image before, and with a bit of digging found it in my copy of a Sunset book: Ideas for Great Backyard Cottages. It is designed by Tim Prentice. After Google-ing him, I see he is an architect and artist who has fantastic kinetic sculptures on his site…
Best, Laura
Yes- confirm that- it appeared in some other book I own as well…I'll have to dig. Always loved the full-view idea behind it…
-Deek
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i love, Love, LOVE THIS 🙂