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Delicate moodboard with splashes of blue. A small village styled hotel complex in Lanzarote

Small white houses with blue additions to create the relaxing sensation of a small village; the neat and essential volumes restore formal purity and let the sky and the sun of Lanzarote play the leading role in this hotel complex in the central-eastern part of the island

Artistic mural. Poetic and fantastic view of New York's cloud scape

The Mural at the Max is a 28,000 square foot mural for a new luxury building located on West 57th Street in New York City. The creation of this artwork stemmed from the need to give a beautiful view to approximately 100 apartment units that faced a blank wall

Nowhere. A red thread in the white landscape, effects of perspective and infinity

Artist and sculptor Gregory Orekhov has just completed his most recent work entitled "Nowhere" located in Malevich Park in the Moscow region. A 250-meter long red polypropylene carpet runs through the landscape through a snowy forest

Light which reveals ordinary things. Contemporary handmade fabric lighting

DUO is a handmade pendant lamp designed by the German-Portuguese interior design studio NEO. The design is inspired by the shape of everyday things, extracting their essence and recreating it in a minimalist way

Handheld bachelor's closet. A tactile model that questions inclusivity

The object was designed by Berlin-based Danish architect Sigurd Larsen to be experienced with the hands while developing a tactile model for Josef Pohl's so-called bachelor's closet, a Bauhaus original

Arezzo Modern Osteria. Once upon a time there was the osteria... and still is

The new catering project signed by the architect Emanuele Svetti of Studio Svetti Architecture in Arezzo is called Osteria Moderna and is conceptually proposed as a modern tavern for travelers. The focal points of the project are the colors and the materials

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Glass curtain walls

Building with glass façade continues Faraone

Subfloors | FerriFLOOR

Image of construction site during the construction of the screed with the FerriFLOOR system

Matilde Apartment. Furnishing virtuosity in a showroom apartment

The Matilde apartment in Reggio Emilia, right in the city center, is an exclusive space, transformed by Studioovre.design® into a format that exemplifies its mastery in conceiving and designing interior spaces. An apartment that covers an area of 65 square meters that have become for the studio a sort of manifesto of the design culture and aesthetic taste, an expression of the concept of hyper-decorativeness

Architecture and Urban Graphics in London. The city becomes an open-air gallery

For Adam Nathaniel Furman the city around us is the largest gallery in the world, of life, of materials, of compositions. He creates an urban graphic composition inviting us to "look up and look down". Look Down To Look Up

Glass pavilion in the green, exterior villa

Glass pavilion. Breaking the limits of space to elevate architectural perception

A space with four transparent sides in the middle of the landscape where you can escape and dream. The project of this glass pavilion located in a beautiful garden was designed with the intent of breaking the physical limits of space and bringing to the extreme the architectural perception

Sidepig table. Pop shape and colour for a playful and iconic coffee table

Sidepig is an abstract and iconic coffee table that could have been taken from a comic book. A cheerful and playful design project from the Dutch creative movement WERKWAARDIG, which also pays special attention to the issue of sustainability

Swiss consulate in Chicago. An interior design inspired by the organic architecture of Otto Kolb

The project was a collaboration between the Swiss architectural firm HHF and the Chicago firm Kwong Von Glinow. The design was inspired by Villa Kolb, the main residence of architect Otto Kolb, who taught in Chicago at the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1960. The villa with its organic geometries and the fluidity in the architecture of the house, allowing a succession of spaces that flow into each other

Monument Valley Coffee Table, a coffee break that pays homage to the iconic rock formations of the Wild West

London-based design studio Duffy London casts a glance into the American West with the new Monument Valley Coffee Table. A stunning visual tribute to the rich American desert landscape, it combines contemporary design with luxurious Italian marble to create a fascinating new centrepiece for any living space

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Panel with a semi-transparent coloured surface coating

Facade Opera by Erl covered with Equitone Natura fiber cement panels

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Dresden Mobile. A mobile store that embodies the values and ethics of today's society

Dresden Mobile is a mobile store for Dresden Optics. Built on a recycled steel frame this transportable retail store seeks to embody the ethos of today's society with its dedication to recycling

Burning metal. The combustion of metal creates iridescent shades for a line of design objects

Burning Metal is a design experiment from which a line of decorated products is developed thanks to the combustion of metal that gives an iridescent coloration to the objects making them unique and with an unmistakable style

Wonderlust. An artist's love letter to nature

Feathr collaborated with the iconic British brand, Wedgwood and multidisciplinary artist Claire Luxton, to create a "Wonderlust" luxury wallpaper and mural inspired by six models from the Wedgwood Wonderlust teaware collection

Holt Renfrew Ogilvy in Montreal. A sustainable space that houses big brand luxury

Located in Montreal, the new flagship store is the largest Holt Renfrew store in Canada and actually occupies 6 floors. The design of this large store complies with modern ecological standards through the use of sustainable materials such as recycled wood, LED lighting, recycled materials and finishes from renewable sources

Villa by the sea in Sicily. Naturalistic elements become an integral part of architecture

Architect Alessio Lo Bello designs a villa in the mountains of San Calogero overlooking the sea, in which the environmental component becomes an integral part of the architecture. The settlement principle is based on the concept of terracing while respecting the morphology of the site

Inverse coffee tables, sculptural figures and simple geometrical designs to add personality to the environment

Inverse side tables designed by Cecilia Xinyu Zhang can be used as single elements or joined in groups of two or more in order to furnish any space. Maybe simple and with a single material, the metal, give these tables an elegant and modern design