Moss & Fog

Jacob Witzling?and?Sara Underwood?are slowly building a?collection of magical cabins in the Pacific Northwest. All the cabins look like they come from a very talented forest gnome architect. This one is called the Diamond Cabin, and at 93 square feet, it’s diminutive yet delightful, with a faceted silhouette and triangle windows that add to the overall magical appearance. The hexagonal walls help reinforce the fantasy appearance, and all of the cabin basics are within reach. A sleeping loft is found at the top of the structure, which has brilliantly vaulted ceilings and natural light. We love that the cabin is made from salvaged lumber, and moss from the surrounding area make the cabin blend into the forest surroundings. https://lnkd.in/eV_akRYg #cabin #architecture

We live in a vast, strange, and beautiful world—one brimming with destinations that defy logic, stretch the imagination, and frankly, seem plucked out of a fever dream. For the intrepid traveler seeking something truly unique, here’s a roundup of the most bizarre, slightly unhinged, yet utterly fascinating places to visit. Warning: they’re not for the faint of heart. https://lnkd.in/e2QfmWbe #travel #bizarre #strange

A fascinating watch concept.

A dramatic new development for the Mandarin Oriental in Abu Dhabi.

That's one fancy way to wrap an under-construction building! While their NYC flagship store is undergoing a multi-year renovation, Louis Vuitton has wrapped the entire building to look like their famous luggage trunks. https://lnkd.in/eNfBmWbu #designer #architecture

Playful and totally unexpected, the exterior of this high rise in Albania is anything but boring.

Amazing surreal worlds that are bent, folded, and made to induce vertigo.

This charming, hand built cabin in the Oregon forest is covered in moss, like something out of a fairytale.

We LOVE these new lenticular wall art pieces by Blik. https://lnkd.in/g-7K2j2V #art

An exceptional new pop-up book that explores our alphabet.