Take a Trip Back in Time With Vintage Station Wagons

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Thin, Elegant Food Pavilion Design for Stockholm

We really like the look of this elegant food pavilion that was designed for the city of Stockholm. The post Thin, Elegant Food Pavilion Design for Stockholm appeared first on Moss and Fog.

LARQ, a Stylish Reusable Bottle That Purifies Water

LARQ is the world's first self-cleaning water bottle, using UV-C LED light to purify 99.999% of bio-contaminants. The post LARQ, a Stylish Reusable Bottle That Purifies Water appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Xander Marritt’s Hidden Life

Xander Marritt, a visual artist based in east London has a compelling series called Hidden Life, exploring the historic Nagano prefecture of Japan. The post Xander Marritt’s Hidden Life appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Spice Shakers Posing as Fun Snow Globes

Turn your whole world upside down with these salt and pepper/spice shakers that resemble snow globes. The post Spice Shakers Posing as Fun Snow Globes appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Impressive Historical Photos From Mount St. Helen’s Eruption, 40 Years Ago

It was 40 years ago this week that Mount Saint Helens erupted, the biggest eruption in U.S. history, completely changing the shape of the mountain. The post Impressive Historical Photos From Mount St. Helen’s Eruption, 40 Years Ago appeared first on Moss and Fog.

The station wagon has always been a favorite of ours, though it’s gone in and out of favor with the industry for decades. There are few wagons on the market in North America these days, but it remains more popular in Europe.

Vintage Everyday reminds us how cool (and goofy and practical) the station wagons of the 1960s were, with a trip down memory lane.