Kota Yamaji is a talented graphic designer who takes you into the absolutely crazy surreal world of digital creation. His work perfectly combines the unreal world with everyday ordinary objects in bright colors. Dive with us into the project of endless fantasy “diver” where everyone will find their favorite crazy creation.
Design: Kota Yamaji
Sunny coast of the Costa Brava is the place where this rounded house is set and renovated into a beautiful family home by designers from
This Amsterdam loft by the architectural studio FABRICations, designed for a young family, focuses on the interior experience of common areas. The three-storey apartment with
Casa Mague is a beautiful project symbolizing pre-Hispanic culture where the emphasis is on existing vegetation. „The roots symbolize the connection with the underworld, the
Modern apartment, tuned in gentle shades with a dominant emerald green color will convince you that such a combination is not a bad idea at
If you think you’re looking at a miniature beach float, you’re in a big mistake! This is an original computer mouse that will get you
An atelier in the middle of a forest to which the artist has one step from a wooded plot surrounded by singing birds. BLACKWOOD from
Damir Fattakhov is an architect living in Warsaw, who creates unique interiors and exteriors. Together with Pak Olga created a beautiful apartment. Apartment is located
Architect Raulino Silva is known for his extremely delicate designs with the greatest touch of minimalism and did not disappoint in The Aldoar House again.
PASTA PASTA is a restaurant with a pleasant design for pasta lovers, which is clear from the name. The designers wanted to combine modern style
Rebelo de Andrade, an architectural studio, breathed a little mystery into the unique geometric zones of the recreation center of Finn Lough in Northern Ireland.
Incredible 3D illustrations that will take you into the colorful world of graphics by German artist Antoni Tudisco. Surreal portraits with unrealistic teeth, hair or
Get inspired by the project Mo-tel House by Office S&M Architects in London’s Islington. They turned the gray spaces into a lively home where each
