The architect’s description – Transformation Forest House: On top of an existing 1950s holiday home, hidden in the forest, a sculptural, compact and sustainable rooftop extension climbs out of the original structure and seeks it’s way towards the great vista over the open grassland enclosed by the forest. The extension is situated within the leaves and […]
These gorgeous interiors were designed by Russian designer Anastasia Andreichenko. The project was named Monochrome. Сrеаtіng а соmfоrtаblе аnd соzу уеt uttеrlу ѕtуlіѕh раd fоr а уоung аnd сrеаtіvе wоmаn, thе іntеrіоrѕ hеrе аrе unаfrаіd tо аnnоunсе аnd сеlеbrаtе thеіr іndіvіduаlіtу.
The X-Me Collection is the new set of furnishings designed by Danish designer Ellinor Ericsson. Ellinor is a Copenhagen based and educated furniture designer. Experiencing natural surroundings in Sweden during her childhood has served as a constant source for inspiration regarding the content of her projects. A significant trademark is the application of textiles in
Coronado Bungalow is a project jointly conducted by Joel Contreras (ContraMark) and Jonah Busick (Foundry 12) in Phoenix, Arizona. Built in 1927, the bungalow has received some additions and the interiors have been redesigned. [Photography by Jason Roehner]
Elizabeth II House is a single-family residence completed by Bates Masi + Architects in 2015. The residence is located in Amagansett, NY and occupies an area of 3,200 Sq.ft.
Loke Thye Kee Residences ( Luxurious suites ) was completed in 2015 by Singapore-based studio Ministry of Design. Loke Thye Kee Residences comprises of 5 luxuriously appointed suites contained within a row of restored heritage shophouses along Penang Road in George Town. A combination of historic Straits Chinese architecture which is unique to Penang, each suite
North West architecture and interior design practice, DV8 revealed their creative direction for a Manchester-based bar and kitchen, The Crafty Pig. Commissioned by Enterprise Inns, DV8 Designs was responsible for the quirky overhaul of this addition to the Northern Quarter. The designer’s presentation: By enlisting the help of award winning local Artist/Illustrator Ben Tallon, the surrounding
Ayaskan Studio has designed an original origami-pot that adapts to plant growth. Studio Ayaskan was formed by Bike and Begum Ayaskan, a twin designer duo based in London and Istanbul. The designer’s presentation: GROWTH, with its origami-based geometry, transforms and grows with the plant, as the plant itself unfolds over time.The life cycle of a plant is
