Toilet.
Bedroom.
Nail kit and hair braid.
Dressing room of the Countess of Edla.
Kitchen.
Ivy room.
Picnic basket.
Walls and ceiling.
Chalet's backside.
Couch carved in trunk section.
Granite rocks and trees.
Granite blocks.
Picnic table.
House of the gardener.
Pena Palace.
Mosaic decoration.
Erotic frescoes.
Marine Gate.
Ruins of Venus Temple.
Ruins of basilica.
Civil Forum of Pompeii.
Civil Forum of Pompeii.
House of the Geometric Mosaics.
Chalet of the Countess of Edla (1869).
Dome of the music room.
Model of the palace.
Gallery.
Kitchen.
Elevator for meals.
Library.
Details of door and framing.
Monserrate Palace.
Monserrate Palace.
Vathek's Arch.
Freixo Gate.
Mother Church of Holy Mary.
Rest on the fountain.
Looking through the arch.
Chapel of Mercy.
Convention House.
Tied up castle.
Good looking house.
Tapestry and wool winder.
Tabernacle.
Interpretation Centre of Arraiolos Tapestry.
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Chalet of the Countess of Edla (1869).
Located at Capuchos Road, Sintra, its walls create deliberately the illusion of timber. Balconies, roof eaves, doors and windows' jambs were carved in raw cork.
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It's made of CORK?!!! That's just CRAZY!!! I have never ever seen anything like this before, how amazing!!! Well you know, it's going to be safe in a flood! :D :D:D
Well what do you know...a modern cork building! studiobark.co.uk/buildings-can-be-made-of-solid-cork-we-built-this-to-prove-it
May wonders never cease! :)
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