Bunny Run Boat Dock by Andersson-Wise Architects
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As spring turns slowly into summer, our thoughts drift to lazy days by the water, perhaps with a drink in hand and a barbecue sizzling nearby. We found the perfect spot for such an idyllic escape at this laid back boat house designed by Andersson-Wise architects.
Located at a picturesque spot on the banks of Lake Austin in Texas, the Bunny Run boat dock has a weathered feel and is designed to blend into the surrounding nature. The boat house is a two-storey steel-framed structure with the ground level deck housing two slips for boats and a large entertainment space upstairs featuring a kitchen, dining area and a large terrace. The semi-open building is clad in disjointed planks of reclaimed cedar, creating a random pattern of gaps which allow light to permeate through and bring the outdoors in. Reclaimed timber is also used extensively inside, which, together with antique furniture and other salvaged items, create a relaxed atmosphere entirely at ease with its surrounding environment. Whilst the boat house is probably not designed for all seasons we can't think of a better place to enjoy a long, lazy summer's day.
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Get back to nature with our selection of furniture in wood, including the Altay armchair from Coedition, the Zumitz low table from Alki and the Longlegs shelving unit from Frederik Roije.
Bring the outdoors in with these nature-inspired lights. All LZF lights are made of natural wood veneer which creates a beautifully warm glow. We particularly like the spectacular Dandelion and Poppy suspension lights, both inspired by the flowers of the same names. The Cape suspension light from Moustache is more stylised but still very flowery, especially when hung in a group.
For beautifully poetic accessories inspired by nature try the Butterfly coatrack from Ghidini 1961, the Cauliflower vase from Sena Gu and the Sunset vase from Incipit.
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