Marinemine project was started 5 years ago by the Estonian sculptor Mati Karmin, with the intention to creatively harness an old arsenal of old marine mines from the Russian communist period. Thus Mati Karmin gives us a bizarre collection of various supplies characterized by a striking style with shades of steampunk and post-apocalyptic. Even if […]
Even if the general public preferences are currently headed to the furniture that is simple to maintain, for parts that display a few decorations and help to optimize the living space, old furniture items should not be neglected and should not be allowed to fall into a shadow cone. The old furniture bears stories and
Tuplet by Taeg Nishimoto is a floor lamp that uses a mesh fabric called Buckram. Buckram is impregnated with resin and is usually used to make the inner structure of hats. It is molded into shape by wetting and when it’s dry, it retains a self-supporting strength while remaining the translucent quality of mesh. The
Madison Park house is the latest residential project designed and built by First Lamp. Located in Madison Park neighborhood from Seattle, the house is built on a sloping ground and it gives the impression that it “grows” from the hill and floats through the trees. Several landslides have occurred here in the recent years, fact
Vick Vanlian is the creative mind behind this eclectic promenade that plays, for the delight of the eye, in this apartment in Beirut. The studio design from Saifi, Beirut, founded by Vick Vanlian offers us a bold show of colours, textures and patterns
Eremito Hotel is the ideal place for those who truly seek peace and calm, a place with a mystical footprint leads you to find inner peace. The hotel is surrounded by three thousand hectares of natural reservation being arranged in a historical building. Because it became a ruin, the old monastery required four years of
This apartment is arranged in the bright attic of an old building from Berlin, located on a quiet pedestrian street with old trees, various cafes and shops. The total area of the apartment is 114 square meters, of which 98 square meters represent effectively the living space. The living room is merged with the kitchen
Vintage and retro are the main styles that complement each other and support a bohemian atmosphere and somehow nostalgic, in the Copacabana apartment. Arranged by Beto Figueredo and Luiz Eduardo Almeida, founders of the Brazilian firm Ourico Arquitetura, the apartment is located, as the name suggests, in the most famous resort in Rio de Janeiro,
