The Cut Chair provides a place to sit, but creates an optical illusion that tells you otherwise.
Cut Chair by Peter Bristol
White House by Lyn Gardener
The library creates the illusion of more space in the tiny room with a trompe-l’oeil hand-painted wallpaper by Deborah Bowness.
Swing Table
via: hypenotice
The Corliss Chair
by Studio DUNN
The PAS House by Francois Perrin & Gil Lebon Delapoint
This is what happens when an architect collaborates with a skater.
I wanna live there.
“[Cutline is a line of furniture that] defines a dynamism of a precise action, a radical cut, an explicit gesture made to reveal what lies beneath, what lies inside, a cut creating functionality in each object and, at the same time, giving rise to an aesthetic able to evoke emotion.”
Tree Hotelby Tham & Videgård Arkitekter, a mirrored glass box suspended round the trunk of a tree in Harads, northern Sweden.
Zecc Archicten’s renovation and addition to a historic home, Driebergen 2010. Completed in conjunction with OPAi, the conversion is the first energy-neutral historic monument in the Netherlands. Through the use of a secondary skin which surrounds portions of the interior and exterior of the house, the design would allow all elements of the renovation to be removed without any damage to the existing structure
(via architectureblog)
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