Shell house

If you feel like you could use some inspiration to design your future home - or just like checking out the weird ideas some people have - this post is just for you! Would you choose to live in a former church, or a renovated water tower? Or how about a completely transparent house, or one that is a spitting image of the Flintstones' cave? Check out our selection of world's weirdest houses and share your thoughts in the comments!

The style of the permanent glamping tent is inspired by the shape of the snail shell. The shell-shaped glamping structure is a perfect tent to live in permanently for the beachfront or lakeside.

The Odessa-based architecture & interior design firm K&B Partners led by Kovtun Yuri and Burakov Egor have designed Shell House, a modern family recreation center planned to be built near the sea in Koblevo, Mykolaiv region, Ukraine.

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Meet the TitanPro Conch Mobile House: a tiny home or hotel resort inspired by the shape of a snail shell. It has a steel structure with waterproof and

Beautiful and untamed, the jungle can be an inhospitable setting for human inhabitance when dwellings are not designed in harmony with the climate and landscape. These 12 rainforest homes, resorts and communities work with their surroundings – and often very hot and humid weather – using such architectural features as slatted wooden window coverings, yet […]

The Odessa-based architecture & interior design firm K&B Partners led by Kovtun Yuri and Burakov Egor have designed Shell House, a modern family recreation center planned to be built near the sea in Koblevo, Mykolaiv region, Ukraine. #architecture #house #fashion #decor #diy #homedecor #amazingarchitecture #interiordesign #contemporanyhome #modern #residence #designer

What you think about idea about to have a home like a shell?This idea is great put in front from Cristiania Copenhagen (Denmark), is a future imagination about the unique form,perfect adaptable at the next nature conditions for architecture trend for the future projects and interesting concepts, the design is one combination between one future

This is one of the world's truly amazing homes! The Nautilus House was built for a couple with two young children who wanted to feel more at one with nature. Senosiain practices what he describes as bioarchitecture to help clients 'find a natural space'.

Japanese architects ARTechnic have completed Shell, a holiday villa in Karuizawa, Japan. The two-storey, concrete house comprises two tubes with oval sections, arranged around a fir tree. The floor is raised 1.4 metres from the ground; the architects intended to minimise time spent on maintaining the property by separating the house from its natural surroundings.