Tag Archives: Modern

 Nothing is where it should be on this Grass House designed by Weichlbauer Ortis Architects in Frohnleiten, Austria. With stairways leading to nowhere, tilted windows used as railings and walls covered with synthetic grass planted on concrete, this quirky yet innovatively styled home projects a new take on modern green

Entitled the Letterbox House, this Victoria, Australia home, creatively crafted into a slightly futuristic design, was developed by the Australian studio McBride Charles Ryan. Boasting sharp linear lines, a wooden facade and hints of steel, the house reads somewhat like an artistic sculptural display.

If you’re going to lounge, might as well do it in style. Introducing a sleek and cutting edge daybed design by Spanish architect Ramon Esteve entitled Faz for VONDOM. Its geometric form, framed with clean lines and straight edges makes for a somewhat futuristic display. Who wouldn’t love the idea

Fratelli Lounge is a cool swanky club located in Bucharest Romania known for its creative use of layering when it comes to colors, patterns and extreme graphics. Designed by Twin Studios, the interior showcases graffiti walls and a pretty spectacular orchestrated lighting system. Adding in an eclectic mix of furnishing, the completed design works to

Located in Milan, Italy, far away from the city, the Glass House aims for transparency, it becomes a little bit invisible if you look it in the panoramic. Conceptualized by Italian architect Santambrogio Milano, the Glass House doesn’t interfere in the landscape, merging with the background, merging with the weather, it makes harmony with nature.

Today we’re taking “a journey into Boca do Lobo‘s world, a world of emotions.” When peering into this eclectic and whimsical line of furnishings, you immediately take notice as to how each design was created to give users a unique and enchanted experience inspired by its bold visual. Handcrafted in Portugal, each piece is constucted by cleverly Continue Reading

Below is Nendo‘s  2008 Cabbage Chair design. Fabricated from a roll of pleated paper, its form is slowly revealed as the layers are peeled away. I’m not sure what’s cooler, the chair or the technique used for its construction.