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Tiger & Turtle. A walkable rollercoaster structure, designed by Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth. Photo @helinbereket
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Pool life in the late afternoon with STUA Calma lounge armchairs.CALMA: www.stua.com/design/calma
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TU CASA JUNTO AL CAMINITO DEL REY Venimos de pasar el fin de semana en El Caminito del Rey, un espectacular sendero de 8km colgado de las paredes verticales del Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, en Málaga. Famoso por haber sido uno de los caminos más peligrosos del mundo con pasarelas de madera a más de 100m de altura sobre el río Guadalhorce. Nos hemos alojado en pleno Valle de Abdalajís, en Laloma, una casa pensada para el viajero. Diseñada por unos verdaderos amantes de STUA: Lícua, y que cuenta en la zona de estar un sofá Costura, la butaca Calma y mesas Pausa y Eclipse. LALOMA: www.stua.com/es/design/laloma Proyecto: Lícua Málaga Fotografía: Juanan Barros
YOUR RENTAL IN THE MOUNTAINS OF MALAGA We are just back from a weekend at El Caminito del Rey, a spectacular 8km walkway suspended along the vertical walls of the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, in Málaga. It’s famous for having been one of the most dangerous paths in the world, with wooden walkways more than 100m above the Guadalhorce River. We stayed in the heart of the Valle de Abdalajís, at Laloma, a house thoughtfully designed for the traveler’s wellbeing by Lícua, true admirers of STUA. The large shared space reflects this perfectly with a living space that includes a Costura sofa, Calma armchair, and Pausa and Eclipse tables. LALOMA: www.stua.com/design/laloma Project: Lícua Málaga Photos: Juanan Barros
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