Monthly Archives April 17, 2013

The work of Paris-based artist Philippe Soussan is not easily described. His pieces sit at the intersection of photography, sculpture and installation art. They are avant-garde and surreal. A playful game of...

I like a couple of things about this project. One of these things is that it reminds me of the beautiful Killiney House by Ireland's O'Donnell and Tuomey, a masterful cascade of concrete with wonky roofs and trees and views a lot like...

There is a lot to love about these interiors. From the interior branding point of view, they are a study in perfection. Not only do they embody Acne's painfully stylish aesthetic, each store speaks a consistent visual language while...

Today's post sings praises to mirrored interiors and art installations. I'm a huge fan of mirrors in interiors. Enormous, single piece mirrors that extend floor to ceiling. No joints please, thanks very much. Mirrors are the ultimate...

American photographer Aline Smithson has reinterpreted a famous 19th century painting by James McNeill Whistler “Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1”, colloquially know as "Whistler's Mother". Smithson's clever series features the...

Kinetic sound installation by David Letellier, created for the Saint Sauveur chapel in Caen,...

Caten is a kinetic sound installation by French born artist, David Letellier, created for the Saint Sauveur chapel in Caen, France. As a sound artist with a background in architecture, his broad range of abilities merge to create this...

Restaurant NamNam is a Singaporean eatery in central Copenhagen. Designed by young danish studio HolmbäckNordentoft in collaboration with Christina Meyer Bengtsson, the restaurant opened it's doors in late May 2012. I really love the way...

Athens-based graffiti artist iNO turn quick gestures with a spray can into amazing works of...