Glamping is PERFECT for People Who Want to Go Camping, Without Really Camping
Apr 16, 2014 20:25
City folk are used to having everything at hand. Air conditioning? Check. Water heater? Check. Abundant amenities? Check, check, check, check, check.
When it comes to camping, not everyone is interested in the prospect of getting tickled by bugs, or sleeping on the ground. But there are some city folk who would love to experience something out of their comfort zone, just with the help of a modern shelter.
Well here's a solution: Glamping.
As you would imagine, Glamping is "Glamorous Camping". It's a beautifully modern and open concept mobile home like:
These glamping "tents" are located in the middle of South Korean nature. Its creators are ArchiWorkshop, who designed it so visitors can experience the outdoors while still enjoying the comforts of home away from home.
ArchiWorkshop created two designs: One, and oblong tent that can be extended, while the second one is in the shape of a stone.
The modern camping units are made with materials that provide UV protection, waterproof, and fire-resistant. They're also fully equipped with toilets and include furniture you can fold so you can transform the sofa into a bed.
The designers even added art by a young Korean artist, painted on the inside walls, to make the units look even more glamorous! Check out the photos below:
When it comes to camping, not everyone is interested in the prospect of getting tickled by bugs, or sleeping on the ground. But there are some city folk who would love to experience something out of their comfort zone, just with the help of a modern shelter.
Well here's a solution: Glamping.
As you would imagine, Glamping is "Glamorous Camping". It's a beautifully modern and open concept mobile home like:
These glamping "tents" are located in the middle of South Korean nature. Its creators are ArchiWorkshop, who designed it so visitors can experience the outdoors while still enjoying the comforts of home away from home.
ArchiWorkshop created two designs: One, and oblong tent that can be extended, while the second one is in the shape of a stone.
The modern camping units are made with materials that provide UV protection, waterproof, and fire-resistant. They're also fully equipped with toilets and include furniture you can fold so you can transform the sofa into a bed.
The designers even added art by a young Korean artist, painted on the inside walls, to make the units look even more glamorous! Check out the photos below:
