Single Family House Designed By A-cero

The house is showing the A-cero light slope that is used by the access ramp to the garage. The floor plan has the form of a greek cross, and is delimited by the access pathway and the other properties on both of its sides. The house is designed and built by A-cero and located on a 3.500 m2. The house is designed in 1.200 m2, and the compact single family house is guided by two main concepts: a great... 

Comfortable Conference Room Designed By LEGO Blocks

Do you need a room when you are getting long discussion? here is the conference room that designed by LEGO Blocks. This is perhaps what designers over at Abgc had in mind when creating this cool conference room table for advertising agency Boys and Girls. The brief suggested that the table should be “playful, but not juvenile” and also contained a quote by Charles Mingus which states: “making... 

Hillside Home Design with Roof Entrance Designed By Antonio Sofan

The house is designed by the architects Antonio Sofan in a hillside in San Elena, Colombia. From uphill, this contemporary underground architecture is virtually invisible, but for a flat wood roof. From downhill you’ll appreciate the home’s modern touches, like its geometric wood facade, glass walls and modern glass-block detail. At this point, you might find yourself wondering how to get inside... 

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Mozzarella Chair Designed By Tatsuo Yamamoto

The examples of the chair had ever been showed in the website before. And now the design of the chair that designed by the Japanese Architects Tatsuo Yamamoto. Designed to look like, a block of mozzarella cheese, the Mozzarella Chair consists of woven fabric stretched over a 2mm thick stainless steel frame; it might be hard to tell in the photo, but the texture of the chair is smooth and soft, a large... 

The Fantastic Bookshelf Created By Amy Hunting

You have a problem finding a bookshelf to decorate your room? here are some fantastic decoration that made by the designer from Norway. She made this by using blocks of over 20 types of wood, found in a London timber importers waste bin and cotton rope. Using off-cuts of wood, Amy makes the most of what others might ignore or throw out, demonstrating an eco-conscience without losing her savvy. She...