The Capsule Collection of seating was designed by British designers Dan Ziglam and Elliot Brook for their furniture brand Deadgood. This fully upholstered collection of seating utilises off cuts of fabric to create a graduated run of colour tones and textures that cover an arrangement of irregular sized buttons. The forms themselves are derived from a simple three-dimensional capsule shape which creates a comfortable and engaging seating range, suitable for either commercial or domestic appli... Read Full Story
This some picture of Contemporary Bathroom Ideas from Swiss bathroom products manufacturer Laufen.This Beautiful Bathroom Design, feel the sensation of a spa in your own bathroom. enjoy the relaxing effect of warmth and nature. Read Full Story
The interior design of The Ojeni apartment was designed by The Turkish design studio Autoban, Lying between one of the chiquest streets in Beyolu and the lively heart of Tünel, the Ojeni flats boast stunning views over the whole of historic Istanbul and the Bosphorus. Completely restored and renovated, the flats are designed to suit the busy lifestyle of its residents, with compact features such as kitchens which fold away to present a more clean-cut living space. Oak flooring gives a feeling... Read Full Story
The Escher Coffee Table was designed by British designer Toby Howes, As the name suggests, the design was inspired by one of Escher’s bird & fish tessellation sketches & proved every bit as difficult as it looks to perfect all the angles! I wanted to create a modern design piece that combined my usual simplicity of style with a real edge & this is the result. I’m a strong believer in William Morris’s design philosophy “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful ... Read Full Story
The Contemporary design house located in Dominican Republic was designed by A-cero Architecture, With a singular architectural idea and a certain level of risky, peculiar of the team that Joaquin Torres directs. There appear two blocks well separated from that there arises a game of curved volumes that look for the vertical position from the covering. The housing is projected by demand of program of needs of the client, in only one plant. There is dressed the whole house of an indigenous sto... Read Full Story
The Kensington Lighthouse was designed by Tandem Design Studio, Located in Melbourne, Australia. a house with a wooden interior. The Kensington Lighthouse is situated on a 160m2 strip of land between a former factory and its kitchen in a dense, mixed-use inner city context. To the north, the neighbouring house presents a 4m high wall overshadowing the site. North facing sunshells were created to capture and reflect natural light; articulated by exposed timber portal frames lined with veneered... Read Full Story
Sottoman Stool or Side-Table was designed by a student at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, Courtney Clarke. Sottoman Stool or Side-Table is a multi-functional piece of furniture that can be either a stool or side-table. Read Full Story
The Park BOX was designed by PATH Architecture, Located in Portland, Oregon. Located directly across the street from Unthank Park in Portland Oregon, The Park Box is a two unit row house constructed on a standard 50’ x 100’ corner Portland lot. The developer and designer of the project is also the owner of the east unit. The placement on the site provides each unit with a large private deck on opposite ends of the site, one with a large yard. This arrangement provides the most privacy while a... Read Full Story
The Deepstone House was designed by Simon Winstanley Architects, Located in south west Scotland. The site is a steeply sloping, former quarry in a National Scenic Area which slopes steeply in two directions from the quarry base which forms the only level ground access. The house is conceived as a stone plinth which echos the exposed quarry face and houses the bedrooms with a garage & entrance under at the level of the quarry base. The principal living accommodation is expressed as a light... Read Full Story
The boxy and containery appearance of residential buildings currently attracting accolades and attention is starting to get boring. However, simplicity, clarity and openness are qualities that continue to appeal. While this is yet another house of stacked boxes, we cannot help but admire the vacation residence clinging dramatically to the sloping hill up in the trees of the Laurentian mountains of Quebec, Canada. Locals, used to a more traditional ski chalet in this popular ski resort area, r... Read Full Story
