Picard Nusrery


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Love this ! Finally something fun, beautiful, unique and refreshing !

Picard Nursery by BP Architectures

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Raw wood and bright colours


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Stools made out of imperfect logs and bright lacquer !

By german designer Judith Seng

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Book Shelf House


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A 52 square meter private home in Japan to store the client’s massive collection of books with pine shelves!

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by Kazuya Morita Architecture Studio



Threaded Installation


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Beautiful threaded Installation !!

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by Gabriel Dawe



Definately a unique terrace !


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A  unique covered terrace in front of a very traditional brick cottage ! Made by polycarbonate panels tightened by colored films and placed on a skeleton made of steel and aluminum profile.

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by   architects



Serpentine Chair


 Nice !!!!!!! Made in wire and upholstered by threading long colored cushions through the wire frame.

 by Éléonore Nalet



Figures and patterns


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I just discovered the work by Albertini ! Love the work in progress feel !! And looove the simplicity of the figurative drawing (charcoal) against the coloutful patterns of the fabrics (oils) . Amazing movement amazing lightness !They are beautiful ! 

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all images from albertini studio



Cartoon like patterns by Richard Woods


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This is the stunning work by Richrd Woods, which i ve seen ages ago ….but only recently fall in love with …

his cartoon-like wood grain patterns ! And lately i ve been seing them everywhere … floors, facades, interiors, furniture !

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More about his work through his website http://www.richardwoodsstudio.com

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And this is a collaboration between Richard Woods and  drmm architects for a multi-use space and cafe Bar within Modern Art Oxford Cafe. Its so simple and so stunning !

Photos for this project by Alex de Rijke, Satoshi Isono

To see more about this project click here



A Loft in Brazil


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A  minimal loft space full of character in Brazil.

BeautifuI wall texture,beautiful sofa , beautiful combination of grey and colours! 

Love it !

And above all it was done without breaking the bank !

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Designed by architect  www.guilhermetorres.com

Images via jacquelynnicole



Modern design meets traditional weaving techniques in Cambodia


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Designers Amandine Chhor and Aïssa Logerot have created a range of furniture and lighting woven from water hyacinths in Cambodia.

The project  uses the traditional craft of  water hyacinth in Cambodia. Working over a 3 months trial period, in collaboration with Osmose association and the women of Saray cooperative, the idea of this project was to experiment this organic material and the weaving techniques, in order to find new applications for the invasive plant.

The design aims to upgrade some of these local skills and become a link between technique, form and use.

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Photographs are by Amandine Chhor & Aïssa Logerot.