itsallinmyhead:

” A la carte kitchen system is ideal for office interior as well as for those who are frequently on the move. It provides various options, both in looks and in construction. By varying the modules you can adapt it to any situation with any type of connection. It is a kitchen which will delight even, or especially, before an imminent move. The robust outer shells can be set into transport containers in which the finer wooden parts can be packed and transported safely. The cuts for handling also serve as a hidden access for the electrical appliances. Such details and the bisection of the back cover eliminate the need for machining even for water supply. Besides the adjustable feet a set of castors can be adapted. Further accessory is a repository to be used in the gap between two modules. It carries a chopping board or can serve as a tiny dish rack. The kitchen garden fits in, too. ” (via Sweet Station)

kari-shma:

wine (by takay)

weirdscaryandusualstuff:

This Stone House in Portugal is one of the best examples of elements of nature put to good use. As surprising as it may seen but people actually live in that house.

landscapelifescape:

geologyrocks:

Mount Roraima (Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana)

Since long before the arrival of European explorers, the mountain has held a special significance for the indigenous people of the region, and it is central to many of their myths and legends It is a pretty remarkable place. It is a tabletop mountain with sheer 400-metre high cliffs on all sides. There is only one ‘easy’ way up, on a natural staircase-like ramp on the Venezuelan side – to get up any other way takes an experienced rock climber. On the top of the mountain it rains almost every day, washing away most of the nutrients for plants to grow and creating a unique landscape on the bare sandstone surface. via

kari-shma:

Mouth St. Helen in eruption. Aerial view of the upper part of the volcano and the eruptive column on May 18th, 1980.

via: The Big Picture - Mt. St. Helens 30 years ago. 

landscapelifescape:

Interactive trail adapted from ‘Out of Eden’ by the Bradshaw Foundation and Stephen Oppenheimer

hikenow:

seagull:

petitebitcherie:landscapelifescape:unrealityphotography:kaching:(via nonrev)

Curved Rows of Lavender near the Village of Sault, Provence, France

whatonearth:

vneckandacardigan:

Portraits of Animals Near Extinction (Via)

edatrix:

potato and leek pizza.

click through for recipe.