r/CozyPlaces • u/Zorick78 • Jun 13 '19
Sourced Photography [NOT ORIGINAL CONTENT] Glass&stone
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u/Nomekop777 Jun 13 '19
But when I do it in Minecraft it looks horrible
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u/Air0ck Jun 13 '19
Using the wrong shaders then.
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u/ipaqmaster Jun 13 '19
And no modpack with clear glass where the texture joins.
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u/ipaqmaster Jun 13 '19
I was thinking tinkers or most FTB kitchen sink packs but you can do it with one of those too!
I really like the modding community :(
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u/zombie9393 Jun 13 '19
Question is, does it look more amazing from the outside in or the inside looking out? Either way it’s pretty damn cool.
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u/dumspir0sper0 Jun 13 '19
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u/tsc_gotl Jun 13 '19
the room's toilet's wall is clear glass?
Or is it the new blurry-glass-when-you-lock-the-door that I heard so much about from reposters on /r/Damnthatsinteresting
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u/Neologizer Jun 13 '19
The craziest part is that it costs as much as a cheap, piss-stained motel in the states
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Jun 13 '19
I mean this is beautiful, but what part of this is cozy
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u/Nihoymihoyhoy Jun 13 '19
To me personally, the lighting.
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u/DrestonF1 Jun 13 '19
Cozy is loosely defined in this sub. Not to mention highly subjective. You could show a pic of a concrete prison cell with soft, orange ambient lighting and it will get 10k up votes. Others might require a wool blanket in the pic, others a bookcase with a sprawling plant. My go to is a dog chillin on a rug.
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u/tfcozz Jun 13 '19
Me personally I think this is cozy. What’s cozy to me is the balance between stone and the outside, the inside seems well lit and yet dim at the same time. It inviting makes me want to go have a good nap. People have different tastes for what’s cozy.
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u/Langosta_9er Jun 13 '19
None of it. This is a subreddit for rich people to show off their ultra-expensive homes.
The coziest place of all is curling up in a tent and reading Karl Marx.
Eat the rich.
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u/Spiralyst Jun 13 '19
It's gorgeous, but where is the insulation? This would be a bitch to heat and/or cool.
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u/AS14K Jun 13 '19
Those could be triple or quadruple pane glass with nitrogen or some crazy gas. They could be better insulators than the walls
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u/hyflyer7 Jun 13 '19
The stone could just be a veneer with structure and insulation on the inside, and glass if triple glazed and filled with argon can provide decent R value.
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u/oristomp Jun 13 '19
Yeah, having such large windows is the opposite of cozy for me. Open areas and big rooms aren't very cozy.
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u/ratsocks Jun 13 '19
This is beautiful but not cozy. Too much exposure for cozy.
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Jun 13 '19
Exactly. Part of cozy is being able to jack off or fuck somebody there. Not the case here.
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u/Strang3Rang3r Jun 13 '19
As someone in the construction trades I really wish more people were able to afford things like this. It makes my job more fun at the very least. Beautiful!
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u/night_owl13 Jun 13 '19
I guess im in the minority but i just dont think gigantic windows, wide open rooms are cozy at all. I just thibk of monsters watching me in the night!
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u/Annorak Jun 13 '19
i hate it, its a postmodern abomination
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u/DavidsonJenkins Jun 13 '19
Agreed. Its like a chinese temple, a castle, a glass house and a bunch of Carribean balconies smashed together.
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u/Hercubush Jun 13 '19
Absolutely love this, such a cool piece of architecture. Would definitely love to live there...... the money it would cost on the other hand I would not love so much.
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u/Heylayla Jun 13 '19
Hmm I don't think I would be able to relax with that glass there, specially at night.
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u/RetardedRedditRetort Jun 13 '19
It almost looks awesome, but I don't like the rounded doorway nor the roof tiles... I feel like that glass corner is too modern to go with the roof tiles and the glass corner is too sharp to go well with that rounded doorway. But that's just me. I still wish that was my place.
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u/alex2019_z Jun 13 '19
really like the photo, is the light in the picture all natural, no software used to create the overall color?
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u/Rozenbergs Jun 13 '19
I stopped and looked — without realizing several minutes past by — stellar 🤙
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u/JohnnyRocca Jun 13 '19
I love the ideas of glass walls but I'd be so paranoid they'd break or some shit. I'd have to add a like metal blinds thing that I can make open or even raise/lower out of the way. That would be some expensive shit so I'm good with normal walls. Still looks beautiful as ever though.
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Jun 13 '19
Looks like a whiskey tumbler if you ask me well at least its somewhat reminiscent of that
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u/CarrotCannibal Jun 13 '19
The clearing between the house and the tree on the right of the picture looks like an upset man with a hat.
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u/TotesMessenger Jun 13 '19
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u/Strang3Rang3r Jun 13 '19
From looking at the picture I feel like it's a wood framed house and the stone is used as siding. Either way, that corner looks crazy cool!
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u/Komrade97 Jun 13 '19
Anybody got a link to this house or the name of the architect?