After several years living and working in London architect Dimitar Karanikolov and interior designer Veneta Nikolova moved back to Sofia, where they found a small but interesting attic apartment in a newly built development. They spent the next two years reconstructing the place, designing furniture and experimenting with details, and finishes.
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.
Project: Invermay House Architects: Moloney Architects Builders: Spence Construction Location: Invermay, Victoria, Australia Year: 2015 Size: 344m2 Photo Credits: Michael Kai Winner – 2015 Australian Timber Design Award Invermay House is a residential project developed by Moloney Architects, architecture studio founded by Mick and Jules Moloney in 2007. This family home is located in the rural
Spanish studio Ábaton Arquitectos in collaboration with Batavia has developed a portable dwelling that offers high comfort and is easy to place in various locations. Portable house ÁPH80 has 27 square meters, is suitable for two people and is easy to transport.
Russian designer and architect Tatiana Zhivolupova is the creator of this interior design project. Located in Moscow, the apartment with an area of 57.9 square meters, has a bright and functional design.
