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Giant Acorn Meditation Pod in the Forest

This oversized wooden acorn invites quiet visits and meditation.

By Moss & FogUpdated 1 min read
Giant acorn meditation pod in the forest

Positioned near a hiking trail in the forests outside of Rouen, France, this oversized wooden acorn sits peacefully.

It beckons visitors to explore the elegant wooden construction, which uses interlocking plywood to create a warm appearance.

Stepping inside the small doorway reveals an impressive space, where light filters through the acorn’s shingled cap. A hollow ‘stem’ allows visitors a skylight, which brightens the space inside.

Created by LFZ Studio, the acorn is meant to be a simple meditative retreat, open to anyone seeking a unique moment of solace.

Images © Copyright LFZ Studio. Via DesignBoom.

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When viewed from the interior, the roof tiles evoke the luminosity of rose windows commonly seen in the Gothic architectures of Northern France, gently diffusing natural light to cultivate a serene atmosphere.

This installation aspires to craft an immersive experience that not only ignites curiosity but also fosters a deep appreciation for the local cultural heritage and the wonders of nature.

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