The next pavilion on our tour of this year’s Milan Expo is that of Estonia, designed by the architects at Kadarik Tüür Arhitektid. The 1200 square metre pavilion laid out on three floors is a thing of simple beauty, making the...
Netherlands design studios LileSADI and Siebring & Zoetmulder have collaborated on the “Daily Gems” cabinet, which they exhibited at Salone Satellite at Milan Design Week this year. Siebring & Zoetmulder’s design style involves simple and geometric shapes and natural materials, and their...
Artist Yasuaki Oishi used translucent plastic sheets and black hot glue to create a monumental sculpture that looks as if it’s floating in space. The artist created a “ghost” of cardboard boxes by draping plastic sheeting over a scaffolding of...
The metaphor of a tree house was invoked from the onset of design conceptualization to create an environment for learning via a journey of discovery and play. The use of skylights, trellises and colored glass transforms incoming daylight into a...
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Designed by Designers Anonymous | Country: United Kingdom “A Christmas gift given to clients, suppliers and friends. The ‘Warm red’ Pantone chip becomes a gift box containing a bottle of ‘warming’ red mulled wine. The message printed on the bottle...
The meeting room of Nykredit’s head office by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. Credits by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects.
‘Box’ is a 2006 installation by Argentinian artist Pablo Curutchet that was installed in the city of Cordoba. The enormous man who appears to be emerging from a river Godzilla-style, was constructed of 882 pounds (400 kg) of cardboard boxes...
The photos show various art projects by Cayetano Ferrer. The delivery boxes are well-done in terms of transparency effect. It looks so simple, yet I’m assuming this is thoroughly planned (with some form of printing on paper and then wrapping the...
2000 beer crates used to make Boxel, a temporary experimental pavilion created by digital design students from the University of Applied Sciences in Detmold, Germany. [ via Design You Trust ]
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