Cabin in a forest is the first architectural project realized by Polish designer Tomek Michalski. With a polygonal shape, the project ensure minimal impact on the environment and offers comfort for 2-3 people, far from urban bustle. The architect’s description: “Cabin in a forest” is my first architectural concept. The vision of the place to clear […]
Proving that a space needn’t have electrical wires or ducts hanging from the ceiling to be an expose on industrial style, a 250 square meter apartment in Kiev maintains a clean, contemporary style while inserting plenty of personality and a bit of industrial rawness around the edges.
Latvian design studio mammalampa created “The Bride”, a collection of lamps made of paper, carried out with a special approach. The Bride’s “dress” is created from paper presenting this traditional lamp material in an unusual solution. As light shines through the paper, you will find yourself infused by an aura of airy lightness ; almost
Architecture: Dimitar Karanikolov & Veneta Nikolova Custom furniture manufactured by Atanas Dimitrov | Valeri Tonkov Photography “Loft interior furnished with custom designed furniture” : Minko Minev | Georgi Petev | Dimitar Karanikolov Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Completed: 2015 Description: Dimitar Karanikolov and Veneta Nikolova After several years living and working in London architect Dimitar Karanikolov and interior
Project: Industrial Style Workspace Architects: Roy David Architecture Client: Jelly Button Games, Hamutzim Studio Size: 700sqm Year: 2015 Location: Shoken 27 Str, Tel Aviv, Israel Industry: Multimedia Games Design Photography: Yoav Gurin Architect David Roy has designed new offices in Tel Aviv for Jelly Button Games and Hamutzim Studio. The new workspace designed for, Jelly
Evan Z. Crane is a Brooklyn born and based manufacturer of fine products. He is a designer and craftsman who believes that longevity is one of the best ways to practice sustainability. Utilizing the latest computer numerically controlled (CNC) technology and traditional furniture making techniques, he creates modern heirloom furniture. HomeWorldDesign has selected several products made
O – bjekt Studio has designed a hanging cradle – Little Nest – using 100% natural materials: Merino wool felt handcrafted and leather. Budapest-based designer Oszkar Vagi took into consideration the child’s experience in the womb, before birth.
The Ukrainian designer Pavel Vetrov created this avant-garde room – called SUNDAY – inspired by the Panic Room Project. In this project, a clear line divides the room: half a room is completely white, while the other half is fully decorated with graffiti.
