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Hermit homes in the Russian wilderness. From the Escape series by Danila Tkachenko.

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Adrianne and Seth’s 2 room apt. started out nice, but pretty bland and cold.

It’s looking pretty lively now, though.

Adrianne’s an artist and likes the maximalist style.

The kitchen was depressing.

Not anymore. That cantaloupe paint on the breakfast bar really perked it up.

Their biggest splurge was this 7 ft. tall mirror. They bought it used from Seth’s cousin, so they didn’t pay full retail. 

A chaise by the window is the place to be, overlooking the city of Chicago.

The view into the bedroom.

The bedroom was the starkest. 

But, it’s beautifully sunny and bright, now.

The pure white bathroom is accessorized in blue.

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/colorful-and-patterned-chicago-loft-tour-photos-36642437

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W. Heath Robinson

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Won’t you be my neighbor?

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780. Serge Binotto /// House in Mirepoix /// Mirepoix, France /// 1968

OfHouses guest curated by Nicolas Dorval-Bory & Sébastien Martinez Barat, part II. (Photos: © Kevin Dolmaire. Source: “Plan Libre” 123/2014.)

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When he retired, Greg converted this old, rusty bus, that he calls “Buster” into a rustic cabin. You won’t believe the inside.

This furniture looks like a Hobbit made it. He even redid the bus’s driver’s seat.

A stone & metal heat stove- isn’t it unique?

The kitchen is adorable and has hooks to hang lovely copper kitchenware.

Look at the tree branches incorporated into the design.

Shelves for books. 

The cozy sleeping area in the back. Just look at those tree trunks. 

Isn’t this amazing? If you didn’t see the front of the bus, you’d think you were in a cabin in the woods.

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