Camouflauged Log House by Piet Hein Eek Home Quotient | Apartment Therapy New Yo

Camouflauged Log House by Piet Hein Eek Home Quotient No it's not a log pile — it's a small garden house designed by Piet Hein Eek in Hilversum, Netherlands. The log house was commissioned as a study for music-entertainer Hans Liberg. Comments (8) i love this and hope there is more info on how he did it at the other sites :) posted by minxy on January 15th 2010 at 6:57pm view minxy's profile amazing...really amazing. posted by photomonica on January 15th 2010 at 7:26pm view photomonica's profile I WANT TO LIVE THERE!!! This is SO cool... posted by veslabeachgirl on January 15th 2010 at 9:38pm view veslabeachgirl's profile Never was a fan of log cabins, until now. that's sweet. posted by lab director on January 15th 2010 at 9:42pm view lab director's profile Am I mistaken or are the logs on the windows actually photographs of logs? posted by sally305 on January 15th 2010 at 10:19pm view sally305's profile Sally305, I think it might be the same laminate stuff they put on bus windows for advertising....so you can see out from the inside pretty clearly, but from the outside its the photo posted by abc123 on January 15th 2010 at 10:56pm view abc123's profile 100% Great. posted by SwedishChef on January 16th 2010 at 8:32am view SwedishChef's profile sally305 and abc123, I looked at the photos in the linked website, and all the window coverings appear to be real log slices. You have to open the window "hatches" into the "up" awning position to see out. There's little photo animation at the end that shows the owner opening all of them. posted by AlmostAD on January 16th 2010 at 6:17pm view AlmostAD's profile Post a comment Our privacy policy has recently changed. Please review our policies and terms and check the box to continue. I have read and agree to Apartment Therapy's Privacy Policy , Terms of Use and Infringement Policy . Comment are allowed. URLs will be converted to links, and line breaks are automatic. Please be aware of our comment policy . Seein