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Even snow covered, you'll feel the warmth of this home. Probably because half of it is hugged by earth for insulation, while half of is what you see in the image above, which is actually…
Read More →Frank Sanders captures incredible views of sunrise over Greenland. Like the tip of the mountains are on flame. Sensational.…
Read More →This two-storey private house was designed by naf architect & design (tetsuya nakazono, akio nakasa). What makes this 3-way home in Tokyo, Japan fantastic is its very unique rock climbing wall that scales a central courtyard.
Read More →Cubic in form, the…
Kids love challenges to their imagination, at the same time this improves their motor skills. For sure, when a blue whale is incorporated in a playground, they'll have a grand time crawling in it, sitting on it or playing…
Read More →When faced with the never ending struggle with creative block, do you find yourself asking this question? Why do you design? These super cute origami designed posters shows different answers. Which one is…
Read More →Hey everyone! Check out this amazing small alphabet book which features photos taken by Tien-Min Liao in Grand Central Terminal, New York. Take note that these are not mere photos. In fact, each picture depicts a letter from the alphabet, which goes to show that the creation of this little book involved great patience, determination and keen…
Read More →Added by C. on May 30, 2012 at 8:00am — 2 Comments
Architect Manuel Villa's project objective is to design a shelter in the back garden, far away from the city in which he could spend time with his family for leisure, play or a quiet reading…
Read More →These breathtaking drops of paint are created by artist Jack Long, who refers to his work of art as Vessels and Blooms. Jack says that he enjoys working with liquids because all the pictures that come out in the end are different.
The photos are created by photographing fast-moving droplets of paint as they…
Read More →Added by C. on May 29, 2012 at 8:00am — 2 Comments
Greek architect Yannis Kaklamanis. renovates an old factory to a dreamy place in Santorini, Greece. Everything about this place look peaceful. Clear skies and pristine blue waters is just inviting. This place called …
Read More →Creative designer and businesswoman Carola Morales and her family found an oasis in the countryside thru this beautifully designed home. The ocher color exterior and cube-shaped…
Read More →Cute teacup with an element of surprise. I remember several years ago, a friend of mine gifted her husband a mug with a similar concept, she filled it up with dark coffee, so he wouldn't get suspicious. And was pleasantly surprised as he drank and saw what was in it and…
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Read More →Dan Harvey and Heather Ackroyd are fascinated by grass – its birth and growth, the way in which it dies and, in particular, its chromatic variations. They make use of this material for a many of their works: large-scale installations where grass covers entire walls or buildings, large…
Added by Shirley Crowell on May 28, 2012 at 7:00am — 2 Comments
Hi everyone! Great weekend, yes? Time for friends and family sit down for a hearty lunch after a long tiring week. Before we wrap it up this week, here's another design find from DesignWright called …
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Capturing people's imagination was the challenge and Pacific Environments NZ Ltd, Architects delivered a very intriguing design and more. The plan accommodates 30 diners in a structure inspired by a chrysalis, a 'pod-form' wrapped around a tree trunk…
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Sydney based Chenchow Little Architects designed the transformation of this home. Two things about this home. First, something expected, this home is filled with light. Second, something unexpected, its exterior design. It's largely contrasting the design interior. Curious yet?
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Read More →Added by rd on May 25, 2012 at 10:00pm — 2 Comments
I've seen amazing tiny sculptures before and this is the first time that I've stumbled across such terrific and impossibly small paper artwork. Creating nano-origami would really, really try out your patience but clearly the artists behind…
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