Something exterior and something interior.

Exterior: ‘Anamorphism’ : A Stunning Street Project by Ninja182

Graphic design studio Truly Design introduces us to the street art of Ninja182 and his latest project called ‘Anamorphism’ made with contemporary art techniques to create a mind-blowing artwork, which can only be seen in its completeness from a specific angle in the room.

This reminds me of camouflage art you now find on the streets. A house or a building with this kind of paint job will sure rock.

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Interior: Stylish Apartment For Sale in Linnéstaden, Sweden

Linnéstaden is a typical inner city district where you will find Gothenburg’s first suburb – Haga – and the big central park – Slottsskogen. We do not know if the location of this apartment had anything to do with its high-quality design, but we are really delighted to see how fresh everything in these pictures is. There is a wooden hall connecting the whole apartment. A nicely renovated kitchen in white with a green attitude, newly sober, renovated bathrooms, modern decorating details and bright tones turn this place into a real contemporary masterpiece.

I notice that more and more cool interior designs are coming from Sweden. This design is cozy, contemporary, and efficient. A combination of old styles, new styles, modern fixtures/furnitures, and fresh new design ideas (anyone saw that letter 'A' on the windowsill?)

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Excuse me when I scream in design-gasm

THIS IS JUST PERFECT!! Can't even describe it in words why this house exterior is perfect for me.  For interiors of this house, go here.

And the wall design looks like an installation on the wall, with art behind, and a glass infront with art on it too. Very cool effect. Link.

Houses made from recycled materials

...is not a new idea. This has been presented, seen, and done by various people in various parts of the world.

Dan Phillips, 64, owns a construction company called Phoenix commotion. He mostly works around his community where he lives (in East Texas) and provides both inspiring, and eco-friendly ways of building homes.

Read full article here

Another set of witty installations for homes

Let's start with the door, shall we?

Here is Leandro Erlich's Shattering Door.

Finn Juhl's Baker Sofa. I find this sofa simple, elegant, and space efficient. I like to have this one, if ever.

I want to have this chair as well: Elizabeth Cordes' The Etch Chair. It's like seeing an optical illusion in 3d form.

This is what it looks like, without confusing people:

And last but not the least: would you live in a Lego House?

Top Gear's James May loves Lego. So much in fact, that after this one is completed, he intends to live there. I'm worried about the durability of that thing, but I find it a cool endeavor and nostalgic.

Even kids won't say no to this kind of labor. Haha.

Have a nice day~!

Amazing treehouses~

If I am destined to have a house, the one with a backyard, I would love to have trees on em. And, killing two birds with one stone, have a tree house too. I prefer not too big, just cozy and sturdy enough. One good thing about treehouses is that they're bound to be cool under the shade.

Here are some awesomely designed treehouses. Enjoy!





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