Prepared to upgrade your gallery wall? putting your artwork is handiest one step in giving your portionsthe presentation they deserve. right here, six steps to portray a characteristic wall that is as unforgettable as your art. establish the general temper Of the gathering An artwork gallery wall must draw attention ... Read More »
WallArt brings your walls to life with her modern and eco friendly 3d wall panels made out of the fibrous residue of sugarcane. The raw material used for the production of the WallArt 3d wall panels is the fibrous residue remaining after sugarcane stalks are crushed to extract their juice. ... Read More »
A unique and fascinating destination, the Orient seduces with its mystery, tales and sensuality. Ever associated with comfort and relaxation its furniture adapts to the rhythm of a thousand-year-old way of life, derived from the nomadic desert lifestyle and its traditional comforts. The creation of these unique design pieces has ... Read More »
These vessels are celebrating the so called accidental aesthetics series, showing off the beauty of the imperfect, asymmetrical, human. Like things in nature: corals or stone formations in oceans or mountains come about by multiple conditions and accidents of their environment, these objects are celebrating the aesthetics of combining different ... Read More »
Goose feather sofa, design by Jean-Marie Massaud part of Yale Collection. An armchair and sofas with large seat cushions. [SOURCE:- Interior Zine] Read More »
A rug collection Bleux Neighbourhood from Designer Rugs was inspired by living environments and organic forms – veins, rocks, minerals. Two Sydney – based designers Skye Molyneux and Eva Krane, recreated incredible patterns as colorful rugs. These soft forms and shapes create a basis on which can be placed beautiful ... Read More »
One of the strongest qualities of Italian design is creativity. This sofa is an example of a creative approach to the design and selection of textiles. Pixel sofa is dressed in patchwork covers in different colors- floral and graphic, combined with monochromatic textiles. The Pixel sofa is characterized by a series ... Read More »
Young Irish-born, London-based designer Claire-Anne O’Brien is not the first person to apply knitting to product and furniture design. But what’s particular about her work, shown recently at Designersblock during the London Design Festival, is its compelling formal quality. O’Brien creates pieces that border on highly defined sculpture, but which ... Read More »
The Austrian designers of Hans Sapperlot have given traditional loden fabric a modern makeover by making ‘invisible stitches’ in its material so it can be used as chairs, carpets, lamps and much more. The water resistant fabric comes from the coarse, oily wool of mountain sheep. Its bluish green texture ... Read More »
In a world that destroys itself every given second, architects and designers are obliged to plan their products’ impact on the environment. Interior design in present days would be suicidally arrogant without the conscious use of space, resources and natural material. One contemporary approach that fulfills the requirements for environmental ... Read More »
The collaboration with Akira Isogawa for Designer Rugs started as a limited edition collection in 2005 and was an exercise in balance and harmony through colour. Public demand insisted on a second collection, where Akira further explored the possibilities of realising his beautifully colourful creations in the unique medium of ... Read More »
The Marquise House – a tropical paradise, dynamic playground with artistic twists, an embodiment of young spirit, a family sanctuary or masterpiece in interior design? Or all of the above? Creating this São Paulo home the architects from FGMF Arquitetos had fallowed the limitations set by the steep parcel and ... Read More »
