Unusual Balloon Sculptures Depicting Animals and Insects by Masayoshi Matsumoto
byFrom prickly iguanas to glowing sea creatures it seems no life form is too difficult for Matsumoto to faithfully interpret using nothing but balloons.
Paradigms
Building a Tiny World – Tatsuya Tanaka’s Miniature Calendar New Work
byAnd during the pandemic, he started to incorporate masks, thermometers and toilet paper. These all-too-familiar objects have been transformed into swimming pools, laundry machines and ski slopes!
Moises Levy Captures Dramatic Images with Backlit and Low Angle
byMoises Levy captures unique moments of human and animal interaction in his street photography, most often centered around activities at the beach.
Hermès Presented “Collection for the Home” At Milan Design Week 2021
byIt goes from the softness of a seat made with paper microfibers to the elegance of white cashmere felt mixed with golden threads to the essentiality of a table carved in stone.
An Inspiring Italian Apartment Called “Casa Lo-Fi 2.0/20” by OFFLINE
byThis inspiring apartment located in Modica, Italy, has been designed in 2020 by OFFLINE | officina d’ architettura.
Overview Timelapse: A Book Captures Vast Changes to the Earth’s Surface
byOverview Timelapse: How We Change the Earth takes a critical look at the numerous ways humans have completely altered the surface of our planet.
Vertical Dwellings Nestle into the Floating Miniature Landscapes of Rosa de Jong
bySuspended within Rosa de Jong’s simple wooden frames are miniature dwellings that climb the steep, rocky terrain.
When Fashion Meets Interior Design: Roksanda Ilincic Staged Luxury Penthouse
byI think there’s a really big crossover – the way you approach [fashion and interiors] is the same. You start with your inner feelings, the instinct that you have, and the knowledge that you’ve picked up along the way.
A Modern Midcentury Apartment Makes You Dream About Sea
byThis modern midcentury apartment located in Dnipro, Ukraine, has been designed in 2019 by Decorkuznetsov.
The Unbelievably Intricate Cardboard Sculptures And Stop Motion Film by Daniel Agdag
byAustralian artist Daniel Agdag produces invented flying machines from cardboard, timber, and trace paper, turning his whimsical fantasies into highly detailed sculptures.