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This curvy new treetop home in Cairns, Australia has to be the finest new addition to the long list of spectacular pads architects designed for themselves. Recently completed by architect-builder Jesse Bennett and wife, interior designer Anne-Marie Campagnolo, the amoebous floating glass house is filled with custom finishes and bespoke furniture, including a lovely dining nook and a pink curved couch that wraps around the open living space, offering serene close-up views of the surrounding forest. As if all those sexy glass walls weren't enough, there's also a courtyard that brings the outside in on the back of the house.
Head to The Design Files for the full story and gallery.
· Jesse Bennett and Anne-Marie Campagnolo [The Design Files]
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· A Norwegian Architect Built His Family a Treehouse-Like Villa [Curbed]