Editor’s note: This article was first published in April 2012. The product description is from 2012, and the product lines mentioned may no longer be sold in this form.
We’re off to France again, where designer Pierre Stéphane Dumas brought a fairly original and innovative project to life. We’re talking about this transparent bubble-shaped tent, which can be put to many uses, from a romantic lunch out in nature to an extra room in your garden.
The 360º panoramic view lets you enjoy the scenery while staying sheltered from the weather outside: you can watch it rain or snow from inside, and the interior can be fitted out and heated or cooled to your liking.
In a second product line, there is what Pierre called unusual huts for unusual nights: an “open-sky” tent with covered sides to give you a bit more privacy.
His “intimate tent” could be used for anything from a romantic, intimate dinner to making love under the stars (how romantic of me). It would also work for sleeping under the stars 🙂
Featured image: Chris Rycroft, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr.
