How do you imagine that it should be decorated a restaurant focused on two entirely different cuisines : Japanese and Brazilian? It can be an interesting imagination exercise, isn’t it? With this challenge, El Equipo Creativo designers have confronted, challenge based on the fact that they had to bring together two totally different cultures with […]
The traveler’s dynamic world, with changes and discoveries, spiced with much curiosity was the inspiration source for a project found out at the border between the ephemeral and permanent. Tipi, a modular shelving system was born after a trip of one year around the world and it is inspired by nomadic populations.
In the case of Hudson Views apartment from Upper West Side, New York, presented in the contiguous images, the final design was the result of the same process, but in reverse.
Surely, the designers behind Margeza brand love colors and there is no better proof of this fact than the folowing images that present an apartment from Budapest.
The house presented in the contiguous imagines, suggestively called “The American Dream House “, reminds me of Southfork Ranch, the Ewing family’s residence from the beloved television series Dallas, made in the 80’s.
Hamid Nicola Katrib was born in Romania but grew up and studied fine arts in Lebanon. Currently, he has returned and develops his activities in Romania, considering that this is a country where there are more opportunities for his career. Designer’s business card includes a rich portfolio of projects characterized by good taste, refinement and
In order to offer students a living space at an affordable price, Tengbom Architects has designed a housing unit dedicated to them. The project is a collaboration with wood manufacturer Martinsons and real estate company AF Bostäder. The student unit is a friendly and intelligent environment both in terms of design and choice of materials.
The brothers Axel and Serge Van den Bossche have taken over their mother’s business under the name of Serax and developed a collection of no less than 4,000 interior objects. What has started initially with a series of flower pots, reached over the years to include a wide range of decorative elements that can transform
