Stunningly Uncluttered Home by Pereda Pérez Arquitectos
Check out this utterly minimalist yet fabulous residence designed by Pereda Pérez Arquitectos. There’s just something with bungalows that conveys simplicity.
Charming Loft Lo Curro by Matías Silva & Architects
Spanish studio Matías Silva & Architects designed Loft Lo Curro in in Santiago de Chile, Chile.
Unique Bubble Palace by Antti Lovag
Architect Antti Lovag refers to his radical approach to architecture as habitologie. His unique approach was clearly demonstrated when he designed the Palais Bulles. Originally designed for the Pierre Bernard and was later sold to designer Pierre Cardin.
Fun-Filled Home with a Library Slide Designed by Moon Hoon
Architect Moon Hoon designed the 208.14 square meter house with a very adorable wooden slide built directly into a library. What’s more interesting is that the creation of a multi-functional space that includes the large staircase, bookshelves, casual reading space, home cinema, slide and much more.
Quail Hill House by Bates Masi Architects
New York-based studio Bates Masi Architects designed the Quail Hill House in a popular resort location, Amagasett, New York, U.S.A.
Penthouse Emerald Concept by Sergey Makhno Workshop
Design studio Sergey Makhno Workshop conceptualized this beautiful project called Penthouse Emerald.
Superbly Awesome Gourd Carving Art by Marilyn Sunderland
Check out these unbelievable gourd carvings created by Utah-based artist Marilyn Sunderland who draws inspiration from the beautiful landscapes in Utah valley surrounded by mountains.
Prefab Home Design Inspired by the 1950s Vintage Look
Stockholm-based studio Pavilion Living designed Pavilion 65, a timeless design of a minimalist house inspired by the 1950s California house.
Minimalist House in Hiyoshi by EANA
Japanese studio EANA designed the House in Hiyoshi located in Yokohama City, Japan.
Ingeniously Thought Print Campaign Using Airport IATA Codes
Ogilvy & Mathe was commissioned by Expedia to come up with a unique print campaign. The agency thought of using International Air Transport Association (IATA) codes to form clever travel-related phrases.
