Build a cottage almost instantly anywhere
Creative camping has just added a new member to the family with the Air Architecture inflatable tent. Designed by Liu Yibei, the structure takes the form of a classic house to enhance its essence outdoor house Always and everywhere.
Its white color makes it easy to find during the day and at night it looks like it glows in the dark when an indoor lamp is on.
The designer described it as a piece of cloud that blends smoothly with any landscape it is in. To assemble it, the user must open a valve, insert the air pump nozzle and inflate it for about eight minutes.
Waterproof and flame retardant fabric
The structure is made up of columns and beams that follow the steps of a real construction. From its resemblance to a classic looking house, the design gives the inflatable tent a unique look that stands out in the field.
The structure that supports the Air Architecture is a tube in TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) with a diameter of 120 mm and a thickness of 0.3 mm, coated with high thickness polyester. It is solid and durable when inflated, as its designer claims.
The tent fabric is 210D Oxford polyester and its polyurethane coating on the fabric and seams makes it suitable for most wet conditions. In addition, the high-performance material retains the crisp shape of Air Architecture and makes it fireproof and waterproof.
stay with nature
The cozy white tent has a high ceiling to offer campers a spacious area, allowing them to move freely. The room is draped in shiny white fabric that appears to shine. The opening of windows on all sides connects the inside and the outside, sharing the private space with nature.
When settled in a forest, campers can easily hear the rustle of leaves and birdsong, and even smell the trees and earth with the thin, tough fabric that separates them from their surroundings.
The same is true on the beach, where gentle waves and the scent of the tide come and go in the modest, portable home.
Night falls and campers can close the Air Architecture windows and turn on the light to illuminate the space, or turn on a warm light to accompany the experience of star gazing through the transparent windows.
* Through Designboom
Source: Terra
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