Graffiti in interior, illustration by Anna Karaban
A few ideas for decorating walls using graffiti Anna Karaban: behance
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Cut-out ink and pen illustrations by Maxwell Tilse
Traveling illustrator Maxwell Tilse documents his European journeys by creating small drawings of each city he lands in. After two years of living in London, Tilse has released a new series of miniature cut-out illustrations that depict the city’s oldest pubs and other famous landmarks. The detailed works are merely 5 cm tall, yet capture […]
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Gaudí’s first built house opens to the public for the first time
Built between 1883 and 1885, Casa Vicens is the very first home designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. During most of the Barcelona home’s 130-year-old history it served as a private residence, but thanks to a 2014 purchase by MoraBanc and a massive two-year renovation, the 19th-century building will be repurposed as a cultural center […]
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Grow Wageningen University, interior design by Frank Plant
Grow For the better part of the last year I have been busy with my first large scale public work, a piece that I entitled “Grow”. As the piece exists there are two versions, one using living plants and the other using cut steel plates that have been flocked. I photographed a group of students […]
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A mirrored golden egg sauna is hatched in Sweden
Architects Bigert & Bergstrom recently unveiled Solar Egg, an egg-shaped wood-burning sauna that can seat up to 8 people. The project is part of an urban redevelopment effort lead by developer Riksbyggen in the northernmost city in Sweden called Kiruna. Standing 16 feet (5m) tall, the eye-catching egg is comprised of a pine wood interior […]
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The Balance table lamp, designed by Victor Castanera
Balance table lamp: The fixed impossible position of the orbs is an expression of the fragility of existents. All entities move and nothing remain still. Balance is a play with the concept of time – everything is in motion. The group of spheres stuck in time is a reminder that life is movement, no matter […]
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TRiBUNE, photo & art direction by Mária Švarbová
Photo & Art Direction: Mária Švarbová Costume Design: Martina Siranova Model: Lujza Mária Švarbová was born in 1988 in Slovakia. Despite studying restoration and archeology, she found a medium for her artistic expression in photography. Since 2010, she has focused on developing her own photographic language, quickly gaining international recognition. Amongst awards, solo and group […]
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DUBAI BLUE – Concept Design for Dubai EXPO 2020
DUBAI BLUE, Design for Jumeirah beach located development Concept Design for Dubai EXPO 2020 Client: Drydock Design: MOTIV TM, 2013 Consultant: Allcon Investment DUBAI BLUE – Concept of a multi-functional complex with a strong urban/social background. Location and it’s natural features had a direct impact on the concept development. Climate conditions have determined the structures […]
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The Clay Castle from the Valley of the Fairies
At the heart of the Fagaras Mountains in Romania, you’ll find The Valley of the Fairies. This could not be a more perfect place for Romania’s newest eco-friendly castle, which fits right in with its whimsical design and fantastical charm. The castle is the brainchild of Razran and Gabriela Vasile, singers by profession, who moved […]
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Steampunk street decoration out of washing machine drums
“We made steampunk street decoration out of washing machine drums for the festival of São Pedro in the town of Câmara de Lobos, Madeira island, Portugal. It took about 6 months to collect 133 washing machines. Many of them were found in the street meant for garbage, some were donated by owners who couldn’t use […]
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Swedish forest inspired office, concept by Adolfsson & Partners
The last time that Swedish firm Adolfsson & Partners designed the Stockholm offices of games developer King, the makers of Candy Crush Saga, it went for a wildly cartoonish assault on the senses. For a new office space for the company, it went back to basics with a concept based on the Swedish forest, “a […]
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Transparent Bubble Tent lets you sleep underneath the stars
The wizards at Holleyweb have invented an inflatable, PVC, transparent, bubble tent that lets you live outside, but with all the comforts of home. All you need is 2000 USD, the tent, and somewhere to plug in the tent’s blower, which is necessary to keep the tent inflated. The four meter tent can house two […]
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