Canadian couple Wayne Adams and Catherine King has built a beautiful floating home that is completely off-grid, in the northeast of Tofino, British Colombia.
The ‘Freedom Cove’ was first built in 1992 when they used the lumber from trees that had fallen over in a winter storm—now they live together with their two children on 12 platforms that stay afloat using old fish-farm technology. The island includes a dance floor, an art gallery, a lighthouse, five greenhouses and a studio.
The family feeds on the crops produced from half an acre of gardening space, food from the fresh catches of the ocean, and drinking water from a nearby waterfall.
The couple spends their time exploring their artistic passion—Adams is a carver, while King is a painter, dancer, writer, and musician. Their home will be opened to visitors from June to September 2015.
Head over here to find out more about the Floating Cove.
[via Bored Panda, Huffington Post, Browning Pass]