Thursday, January 21, 2016
Vintage Crime Scene Photos Superimposed on Modern NY St
Fulton Fish Market
497 Dean St. Brooklyn, N.Y.
992 Southern Blvd. Bronx, N.Y.
Downtown Brooklyn, N.Y.
137 Wooster St. Manhattan, N.Y.
Porter Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Park Slope plane crash in New York City
Brooklyn, N.Y
427 1/2 Hicks St. Brooklyn, N.Y
New York City photographers
Prospect Park in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Paintings by Peter Chan (Hong-Tsun) Peter Chan b. 1985 in...
Paintings by Peter Chan (Hong-Tsun)
Peter Chan b. 1985 in Hong Kong is a painter and visual artist who currently
lives and works in Toronto, Canada. He graduated from Sheridan College and is now teaching at OCAD University. Chan is represented by Galerie Youn from Montreal, Canada. Follow him on Instagram for his upcoming works.
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Surreal Landscape Art By Jati Putra Pratama...
crossconnectmag: Daniel Heckscher’s Stockholm Apartment In the...
Daniel Heckscher’s Stockholm Apartment
In the summer of 2014, Daniel Heckscher began renovating what was essentially a white box, taking an inventive, playful approach, including some input from his six-year-old son, Otis, and four-year-old daughter, India. “This project was like a workshop where I could try out ideas and materials.” In a way, that open, improvisational quality reflects Heckscher’s path as a designer. He didn’t fall into the profession immediately. With a background in economics, there was a time he thought he’d “end up like a Wall Street guy, doing finance. But I stayed clear of that, which in the end, turned out to be a wise choice.” It wasn’t until he was close to 30 that he started studying interior and spatial design formally…
With this space, Heckscher changed what he could while making other constraints work for him. The apartment is in a “quite ugly building from 1988,” he says. “It has this pinkish-orange façade that was very common at the time in Sweden… it’s not the height of Swedish architecture, 1988. I was thinking, how do I deal with this exterior color, because it’s going to be present the whole time in the living room and kitchen area.” He decided to bring it into the design, using a similar shade for those rooms, along with a super-saturated, atmospheric blue he’d used in his previous home. That continuity was important to him. Heckscher moved here after a divorce, “so this was a fresh start,” he says. But along with the new, he wanted to incorporate some familiar elements to provide a sense of security for his kids.
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Aqua Sofa: Unique Sofa Concept with Fish Tank
AQUA SOFA is a combination of a fish tank and sofa with some shelves that can be used to keep magazines/newspapers. It is an ideal furniture for malls, theaters, office receptions, and even huge
houses. Designed by Arjun MM, this unique furniture also comes along with glowing edges that offer magnificent appearance to the aquarium at low light conditions, The cushioned seat is enough for two persons on each side.
Designer : Arjun MM
Tuvie has received “Aqua Sofa” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.
Aqua Sofa: Unique Sofa Concept with Fish Tank is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design
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