Es Pou House, Formentera by Marià Castelló Architecture
The light, color, and material from the outside enter the interior of the house thanks to ceramics and wood, two noble materials that are combined in a subtle and timeless way.
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Treves & Hyde Restaurant by Grzywinski+Pons
Architecs: Grzywinski+Pons Project: Treves & Hyde Restaurant Location: London, United Kingdom Area: 130 sqm Project Year: 2017 Photography: Nicholas Worley Treves & Hyde is a new restaurant and bar designed by Grzywinski+Pons near Whitechapel in East London. From the architect: The environment is intended to accommodate both formal and casual occupation, staying open for interstitial
Aerial Ceramic Vases for Indoor Epiphytic House-Plants
The project Epiphytes invites to rethink the relationship with indoor nature in terms of a cohabitation more respectful and attentive to the needs of the plant.
Ap Cobogó Apartment in Sao Paulo by Alan Chu
The Ap Cobogó Apartment, a project by Brazilian architect Alan Chu, is a stunning renovation in São Paulo that pays homage to Brazil’s rich architectural heritage. Named after the traditional ceramic blocks known as cobogós, this apartment beautifully integrates these elements
Flower Pots Can Transform Any Garden Or Interior
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
The Mosaic Park – Architecture and Landscape, Ceramics and Flowers
Jinzhou city, with a population of three million inhabitants, located less than 500 km northeast of Beijing, recently benefits of a new public park having an area of 176 ha, located on a site recovered from the sea. If in the first phase, in 2013 the park has hosted Jinzhou World Landscape Art Exposition, after
Living Clay Collection, Expression and Significance by Johnson Tsang
Through the Living Clay collection, Johnson Tsang from Hong Kong argues once again, as if it were needed, until where the human imagination goes in order to realize some sculptural and decor pieces.