Surrealistic Photomanipulations by Nancy Fouts

Till today you’ve probably seen a lot of interesting photo manipoulations created by different artists. The following collection also worthy for your attention. British artist and photographer Nancy Fouts creates surrealistic compositions, combining really unexpected things. Take a look!

Poppins Bench by Alessandra Baldereschi

May 23rd in: Furniture Design, Interior Design

Alessandra Baldereschi has designed a bench named Poppins. “In the Poppins collection the upholstery is used to create a visual impression: the illusion of many pillows laying on a bench. The inspiration comes from the Optical Art’s method which, through the use of color and geometric shapes, creates, starting from a plane a three-dimensional optical illusions. The padding protrudes from the surface of wood, is took down and positioned only where is necessary. Through its three-dimensionality and a slight deformation of shapes, you get a dynamic effect, a vibration enhanced by color. The cushions become a part of the structure, increasing the comfort of the seat and representing the aesthetic value of the project. This value comes from ancient times, when the cushions was made with precious materials as a symbol of royalty.” Take a look!

Toscana by Andreas Bobanac

May 22nd in: Art Photos, Art Works

Today we want to invite you to make a wonderful journey to picturesque land of Toscana, Italy. With these stunning landscapes captured by talented photographer Andreas Bobanac your trip will be pleasant. So relax and check these beautiful photos!

Nugget Hollow Charitable Design
by HUXHUX Design

May 21st in: Furniture Design, Interior Design

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Nugget Hollow by HUXHUX Design is an end table with a sculptural, geometric shape and a pop of color and light on the inside. It’s hand made from solid birch and finished in both a carbonized and distressed white-washed exterior. The interiors are finished in bright colors of Acid Green, Sky Blue and Nu Orange and includes an interior light.

Unique Wooden Letters Decor

May 20th in: Industrial Design, Stylish Stuff

Young Italian architects Giulia Bortolotti and Lucio Leone, who are based in New York City, shared their latest project called Wooden Letters, which consists of an alphabet of letters that can have everyday applications. For example, this set of B-O-O-K is intended to serve as book storage. The letters are handcrafted creations by skilled woodworker artisans using water-based paint and sealers.

M House by Marcel Luchian Studio

May 19th in: Creative Houses, Urban Design

Marcel Luchian Studio designed the minimalist M House in Singera, a town in the Republic of Moldavia. Composed of unconventional forms, the residence’s concept design also does a brilliant job of marrying materials with a combination of glass and concrete, both inside and out. The house’s structure is made up of two off-center forms, one on top of the other, steering clear of a traditional box-like design. The overhang from the second floor provides exterior coverage below, perfect for when it’s raining. The two stories also contrast in color, with the darker shade being on the bottom. The interior continues the harmonious use of light and dark materials with dark polished floors alongside white and neutral-toned furnishings and walls.

Stunning Landscapes by Franz Schumacher

May 18th in: Art Photos, Art Works

Franz Schumacher is 61 years old photographer from Germany with passion to the stormy weather. When Franz sees the storm he doesn’t run for cover. Instead, he sets up his camera and photographs the experience for all to see. Harvest Time is a series of storms that roll in during the harvesting season in Strohgaeu Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. "With an extreme clarity, the fearless photographer documents the landscapes with a painterly touch. Rows of bright, dry fields glow in the golden sun as an energetic sky filled with dark, swirling clouds and a heavy rainfall hovers in the distance. These marvelous landscapes are a gorgeous display of a fierce storm set directly against an otherwise peaceful and natural calm." Enjoy!

“Koo Koo” Mailbox by Playso

May 17th in: Industrial Design, Stylish Stuff

Bill Playso, the head of the Australian lifestyle brand Playso, designed the Koo Koo mailbox in a stylized shape of a bird to bring some fun to something that’s normally relegated to simply functional. Working with industrial designer Justin Hutchinson, the avian themed mail holder came to life, making it designed and manufactured in their homeland of Australia. I love how the wing is open to hold magazines and larger mail. Have fun!

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