Looking for something different for Fido’s birthday this year? Well look no further. This custom dog house from the architectural duo ‘Graypants’ should do quite nicely. Taking their cue from modernism’s spareness and penchant for glass curtain walls, the design duo has crafted a fabulous little abode for your pampered canine.

Built from scrap windows and wood and a discarded traffic sign, this
little masterpiece is sure to be a conversation starter and will win
Fido’s undying affection [if it hasn't already been given in abundance
already].

From what I gather, this project was a one-off, already auctioned at
a benefit for mistreated animals, but surely anyone with a little
handyman in them could reverse-engineer the project using scrap from
around the house and/or salvage yards.

Nice work Graypants, and good luck to all you DIY specialists out there!

Get the details here…

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