Archive for September 4th, 2009
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Crazy Contortionist Art: Bodies in Urban Spaces
How would you react if you were walking down a crowded city street and 20 people suddenly ran past you and crammed their bodies into the tiny space between two buildings? What if you happened to look up and see someone hanging from a street light, wedged into a window frame, or squeezed into the [...]
Ansley Park Glass House Renovation by BLDGS Architects
Living in a 1910 home may not be the brightest idea, considering their outdated architecture design and not to mention the deprived state of the construction. But if you have a duo like Brian Bell and David Yocum from Atlanta-based BLDGS Architects to step in for a far-fetched renovation like the one they did to [...]
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Bloomframe : Innovative Window which can be Transformed into a Balcony
Bloomframe is an innovative window designed by Hofman Dujardin Architects from which can be transformed into a balcony. Opening the Bloomframe window offers the possibility to step outside and enjoy the outdoor space. With one simple movement, light, air and space are added to the interior. The dynamic balcony offers a solution for compact apartments [...]
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Bloomframe : Innovative Window which can be Transformed into a Balcony
Pierantonio Bonacina’s Wiry Modular Garden Furniture
Light and graceful, Italian designer Pierantonio Bonacina’s all-white garden chair is just as slender as it is nimble. In the fashion of other modular furniture, the individual components can be re-arranged as needed to suit the needs of your outdoor space, and on a personal note it’s nice to see more versatile outdoor furniture designs [...]
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Suspension Lamp in The Shape of a Spider
With the way things are evolving in design, it’s time for you to forget the classic light bulbs and let yourself be amazed by all these new and fascinating ideas on suspension lamps. Redentor comes from Sillux, a design company that ” stands out for its particular sensitivity of interpreting the new way of good [...]
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Keep Warm But Stay Fresh With Planus Towel Radiators
Imagine getting up in a cold winter morning and instead of drying your face with some cold wet towel, use some really comfortable, fluffy and warm towels. This is were the Planus towel radiator from Zehnder comes in. This heater doesn’t have a striking or an unusual design, instead it is simple and classy. Installing [...]
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Flower Table from Fatih Can Sarioz
When it comes to design, small apartments are no longer an issue. We see more and more creative ideas with every passing day and a lot of designers stop and think of the final user’s preferences and possibilities. The Flower table comes from Fatih Can Sarioz, a talented industrial product designer. “Flower” is currently just [...]
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Color-Accents Galore for a Miami Beach Apartment
Although he may run a business based in New York, Ken Valenti’s apartment on Miami beach has a particularly interesting theme. Namely, a strong focus on color accents… even when the color is all white. In fact, the majority of his apartment is designed to be all-white with very very minimal use of off-white color [...]
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