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Tokio Interior Design
Since we had a good response from yesterday's Interior Design project, we would like to share another one and it's a Sushi Bar & Restaurant located in Budapest, Hungary. This project is a bit old in the trail of work from the folks from Studio Arkitekter but totally worth to share considering the level of design and a mixture of an inspiration from neon lights and the beloved Tokyo City, Japan. Hope you will enjoy this lovely work! Sushi restaurant interior design by Studio Arkitekter About Studio Arkitekter Studio Arkitekter is a studio of architects and interior designers based in Budapest, Hungary. Taking a unique approach on their projects by having the clients being part of the center and having an unmistakable style to pride themselves for. More information: http://www.studioarkitekter.com.
Kolodishchi Interior Design
With Summer in full speed, we started getting some thoughts about doing some renovations. Living in a country where you spend about 4 months in the harsh cold of Winter. You do want to plan your time accordingly so you are able to do whatever it is that you wanna before the Cold cycle start knocking at your door all over again. While looking at inspiration for Interior Design, we stumbled across this minimalistic & beautiful project by Dmitry Sheleg and his work on an Scandinavian style apartment. Two-story house interior design in a modern scandinavian style for a young couple. About Dmitry Sheleg Dmitry is a designer working mainly in digital art, interior design and architecture that is currently based in Minks, Belarus. We look forward to see more from him. Credits Studio: ZROBYM architects Design by Dmitry Sheleg Location: Minsk, Belarus Style: Scandinavian style Size: 292 m2 More information via his Behance.
More Office Inspiration
Since the last Office Inspiration back in November, we have been getting a lot of great feedbacks from you guys. This is not going to be a series but surely is a lot of fun putting these together! Let’s see if we can give some more ideas for your office and to increase your productivity. Nothing is more inspiring than working in a great office. Letting your creativity flowing around in an enjoyable workspace is one of the many keys to productivity. Source: Sarah Rhoads
Behind the Scenes: Creating the Walls of AppDynamics Office
We're excited to feature a newly launched project from the mastermind's of San Francisco based creative agency, Butchershop Creative. The project, designing the interior walls of San Francisco based company, AppDynamics. The inspiration, the "pixel." We love getting a sneak peek at the creative process behind such a large-scale and technical collaboration. Peek the documentary and check out some of the images and wall descriptors below. Our favorite, the aptly dubbed "If These Walls Could Talk" whereby giant half-toned faces of influential icons from Marilyn Monroe to Bill Cosby, Einstein to Da Vinci were subtly placed as back drops for meeting rooms. Video Creating The Walls of AppDynamics Office - Butchershop Creative from Butchershop Creative™ on Vimeo. Stills For more information visit http://www.butchershop.co/project/app-dynamics-wall-design-project/
Office Inspiration
Nothing is more inspiring than working in a great office. Letting your creativity flowing around in an enjoyable workspace, is one of the many keys to productivity. We gathered some pictures of beautiful offices and let’s see if we can give some ideas for your own office. Source: Sarah RhoadsLet us know how do you like the Office Inspiration? Thanks!
CGI Loft by 4eFergovi
One of my dreams is to live in a loft, I've always had this fascination about the idea of a super open place. 4eFergovi created a virtual loft all in CGI and made me think about moving once again. The level of details and the objects in this composition is incredible, sometimes it's hard to think it's not real. For more information about 4eFergovi work, visit http://www.4efergovi.com
Inspiring work of Design Duo Ennis McIntosh
Thumbing through Issue No. 5 of the beautiful Man of the World (http://www.manoftheworld.com/) magazine I stumbled upon a nice piece on the talented gents behind Ennis McIntosh, a New York City artistic venture focusing on design and fabrication of unique structures and environments. Sean Ennis and Angus McIntosh are a dynamic duo that share a knack for creative collaboration and an appreciation for hand crafted work. Sean's background in design and illustration landed him a number of creative positions from building skateboard ramps to developing props to working as carpenter for the Martha Stewart Show. Angus is an Aussie born carpenter, custom furniture designer and design consultant. Together, Ennis and McIntosh create beautiful things with an emphasis on salvaged goods. Today, we're excited to feature just a few projects by the gifted pair for trendy NYC shops and restaurants to household brands like Converse, Nike, Redbull, Captain Morgan, Bic and Acne only to name a few. Check out their website for more work and inspiration here : http://ennismcintosh.com/
Loft-Living Around the Globe
From London to Los Angeles, Sydney to San Francisco, loft-living as a hip alternative to the traditional dwelling option. With more and more creative and innovative design forces restoring historic warehouse buildings left to rot, the number of chic lofts cropping up globally was just enough to inspire this post. The common denominator in all of these spectacular spaces is the undivided living space and exposed architectural elements like brick, beams, concrete, ventilation ducts, and large industrial windows. We hope you enjoy and please share any amazing loft spaces you've stumbled upon in the comments section. Amsterdam Chicago London Los Angeles Manhattan Paris Rio San Francisco Seattle Shanghai Sydney Vancouver
Cool Hotels: Hotel Zetta San Francisco
We're as excited to write this post as we are that a new hotel has finally cropped up in San Francisco's SoMa district. Hotel Zetta, the newest sibling to the Viceroy Group's Urban Retreat collection, boasts everything the modern day creative class could ever ask for and beyond. Sustainable architecture at the forefront, you'll also find wireless streaming via Obsess G-Link Connect in all guest rooms and a mezzanine level "playroom" replete with a shuffleboard table and the latest innovations in gaming. The most enticing asset, the mezzanine offers up the perfect spot for locals and visitors to mix and mingle in a creative and inspiring atmosphere. To add a little San Francisco touch, look no further than the ornate chandeliers crafted from recycled eyeglasses. We see your next vacation and it's at Hotel Zetta. Pun absolutely intended. "Effortlessly fusing sophisticated and cutting-edge aesthetics with state-of-the-art amenities, Hotel Zetta is an urban retreat, ideally located for connection authentically with San Francisco's leading cultural, entrepreneurial and tech-savvy communities." - Hotel Zetta For more information or to book your visit check out: http://www.viceroyhotelgroup.com/en/zetta/overview
Yoobi Temakeria : Good Food Meets Good Design in London
Yoobi Temakeria, located in London's Soho, is the brainchild of two entrepreneurs with ties to Brazil and Japan. Temaki, a variety of sushi born in Brazil where the largest Japanese population outside of Brazil resides, is simply fresh sushi wrapped in a cone. Taking this basic idea and creating an overall look and feel for the restaurant that resonates with the cultures it was inspired by was not an easy feat. The clean, minimal design is the result of impeccable architecture and super minimal design elements that creatively meld the vibe of Rio, Tokyo and London into one. Gundry and Ducker Architecture brought the space, a former warehouse, back to its roots by unearthing the original brick. A color palette was created by Ico Design and can be seen peppered throughout the unique space in a fun, quirky way while maintaining the minimal aesthetic. Enjoy a look behind the scenes of this awesome 360 degree branding project and be sure to visit Yoobi next time you pay London a visit! For more information visit: http://www.loveyoobi.com/
Philippe Starck designed hotel: Mama Shelter Istanbul
Mama Shelter, a whimsical brand of French hotels designed by the incomparable Philippe Starck, welcomes its fourth sibling with Mama Shelter Istanbul. I've had the opportunity to stay in the chain's chic Paris outpost and was overjoyed at every turn with the mix of wit and humor in the overall design. Mama Shelter Istanbul leaves no stone unturned and looks to be just as cool if not cooler than its 3 older sibs. If you have an upcoming trip to Istanbul on the docket I recommend you book your stay at this hip haven immediately if not sooner. The most enticing detail, uber cool comfort that isn't going to wipe out your entire travel budget. Check out a glimpse inside and get inspired to plan your journey after the jump. Like the other properties, Mama Shelter Istanbul is designed by Philippe Starck and features guest rooms with whitewashed walls stippled with pops of orange. The communal bar hosts a programme of hip DJ parties to attract young Turks, who begin the evening at the restaurant. The menu offers a mix of local and European fare by Michelin three-star chef Alain Senderens and features his special boeuf bourguignon with mashed potatoes. A roof terrace, serving an equally delectable menu of cocktails, is bound to be a summer hit. - Wallpaper For more information visit http://www.mamashelter.com/en/istanbul/rooms/
Beautiful Interior Design Works by Jessica Nakanishi
On Abduzeedo, we tend to feature artists from the different fields of design and along the way we'll come across to artists with such great versatility throughout their work. And Jessica Nakanishi, a Toronto based designer is one of them. For the past 10 years, Jessica Nakanishi has worked in Interior Design on projects throughout North & South America, and the Middle East. For more information about Jessica Nakanishi, you can visit her website at jnakanishi.com and her creative studio at msds-studio.ca. All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi All Rights to Jessica Nakanishi
Introducing Flying Fortress
It's truly amazing to see that nowadays most creatives don't box themselves in just one area. Flying Fortress is a multidisciplinary artist working on areas as illustration, Toy Design, Graffiti, Street Art, Fine Art, Education and Interior Design. Besides his high influence from the Vaughn Bode graffiti from the 70's, he can create a stylish mix of vintage designs with modern concepts. You can see his latest updates on his Official Website, also take sometime to take a look at his Store and Toy design site.
Book Suggestion - Nomad: A Global Approach to Interior Style.
The book suggestion of this week is about interior design and it was inspired by our last trip to Mendocino, California. The book is called Nomad: A Global Approach to Interior Style. Overflowing with imaginative ideas from across the globe with breathtaking photos of each destination accompanied by examples of gorgeous real-life interiors, plus tips for applying the looks at home Nomad promises to serve as the ultimate lookbook for designers and wanderers the world over In this deluxe cloth-covered style guide, celebrated designer Sibella Court travels the world in search of eclectic inspiration. She explores far-flung destinations and captures the essence of each in small details, exotic color palettes, exquisite textures, and traditional crafts. Along the way, she shows readers how to incorporate these elements into interiors and how to replicate the ideas in their own spaces. Buy Now
Guilherme Marconi We!Des!gn Studio
Guilherme Marconi, one of our favorite graphic designer and illustrator, plus a great contributor with Abduzeedo since the beginning, has launched his new venture a new design studio call We!Design. With clients like Nike, Coca-Cola, Banco do Brasil, Itau and other great names We!Design offers work in the fields of Interior Design, illustration, Graphic Design, Digital Marketing and Web Design. Some Works For more information visit http://wedesign.net.br/o
The Hong Kong Headquarters of M Moser Architecture
For fans of offices, we will present today an architectural firm, they are M Moser Architects. They have offices in different corners of the world, but today we'll show you their office in Hong Kong, which is simply amazing! The rooms feels very comfortable and spacious. I love these islands of glass in the middle of the room, it's modern and it shows the office's life all the time. I don't need to say that the colors and materials appear to have been carefully chosen in each area. Another beautiful office which I'm sure everyone would love to work at! M Moser is a global firm, specialising in the creation of workplace environments, corporate base buildings and campuses since 1981. Located in 11 offices around the world, M Moser is constantly evolving to serve the needs of global Clients, which vary from multinational companies and financial institutions to privately-owned businesses. Image credit: Images via M Moser Associates | Interior Design Architecture. Thanks officesnapshots.com for the tip!
Incredible Modernist Dollhouses
Every little girl (and maybe even little boy) dreams of having their very own dollhouse. A miniature alternate reality where they make the rules. There could be a bathtub in the attic, a bed in the living room, a dining table in the bedroom. Anything goes. I was not one of those girls...at least not until now. I came across this article in The New York Times of modernist dollhouses that are down to the last detail (even a recycling bin!). The aim here is not to create a dream place, but instead to show the reality, the grit, and the mess of living in the city. In fact, the furniture in the first dollhouse is directly modelled off of IKEA! By the look of these dollhouses it could turn into a pretty expensive hobby. Pretty gratifying though! Anyone want to get me a dollhouse? ;) Like this? Follow me on twitter for more!