Snafu Seating Design, The Nest Chair by Nina

This cool chair design reminds me of my hamster’s nest that recently gave birth to 4 little hamsters. The Nest is round and snafu in form, that’s just exactly why we love it. This Nest Chair is designed by the Copenhagen based designer Nina Bruun. Nina could say that it was inspired by nature of the bird’s nest form, but for me it’s just like the hamster that build its nest to warm the babies.

Anyway the snafu seating design feel like it’s in one piece with a soft chocolate brown cushions placed on top of it. I know that you love the birch strips which created in different thickness to mimic the true form of a nest. You can sit down at the center of this unique seating design. It’s more of an artistic seating, a sculpture, where it can only be placed in modern interior and contemporary interior design or maybe placed in public spaces. This snafu seating design certainly can be a focal point when you’re placing it in your house.

Nest Chair by Nina Bruun (1)

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Modern Wooden Minimalist Home Design

What we love from the Bridge House designed by Joeb Moore which is located in Kent, Connecticut, USA, is the nicely material that made up the house. The wooden house ideas which is made not too far from Kent Falls State Park has a very beautiful scenery such as the historic bridge and the gorgeous waterfalls. It seems to Joeb that the vista was a bonus that should be able to be juiced maximally. The wooden house design volume appears to stand on its topography thanks to the natural landscape offered by the site. The interiors of the house was done with minimalism approach but still can catch the warmth thanks to the wooden material. I’m not a fan of block volumes kind of house but this modern wooden house seems to find its way in my eyes.

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Queensland Gallery of Modern Art by Architectus

This Queensland Gallery of Modern Art building is designed by Architectus which has specialist expertise in education, public buildings, commercial, industrial, residential, aviation and transport, sustainable design, retail and hotels. This gallery of modern art building features 25.635 square meter area in a lightweight structure concept, open riverside pavilion containing two major levels of exhibition space, two cinemas, education facilities, a restaurant and boardwalk café. It was completed in 2006 and organized into flexible, adaptive spaces which can house changing programs and exhibitions.

The urban design concept for the Gallery acknowledges the city grid and axis of Tank Street to the historic windmill, whilst maintaining the river connection for the west end district. The new Gallery is the largest cultural project to be undertaken in Queensland’s recent history. The resulting building stands as a landmark against Brisbane’s skyline. The new building more than doubles the Queensland Art Gallery’s size, and enhances Brisbane as a world city.

Environmentally, the generous roof solves around 90% of the issues facing the Gallery by shading the walls at critical times of the day. The Gallery will focus on modern and contemporary Australian and international art, indigenous Australian art, and the art of the Asia-Pacific region.

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Building

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Design

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Window Shading

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Architecture

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Architectures Design

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Facade

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Exterior

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Interior

Queensland Gallery of Modern Art Exhibition

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers by Wall and Deco

Wallpaper is a material that has main function as wall decoration and it’s been long known that compared with paint, wallpaper has more motifs and more designs and the color variations are many yet they’re also attractive. By applying wall paper as creative wall decorations, your walls can look beautiful in a blink of an eye.

Creativity in the wallpaper arts were vastly developed with the introduction of cutting stickers and the materials used expanse further more. Wallpaper design isn’t just the art of wall covering. By using wallpaper you can turn spaces that looks small into a more spacious one without the need of wasting energy to paint the whole walls.

Today we’re going to bring you modern wall decorations based on letters or words. These four letter wallpaper designs were brought up to you by Wall & Deco, Italian based company. We really like these wall decorations, it doesn’t just beautify space but imagine when you have kids, you can teach them straight forward to know the letters, giving them early basic education. The wall paper color palette are all great and sobering. They are all can become a good alternative for wall painting. Check more at Wall & Deco for other creative wall covering.

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers

4 Cool Letter Wallpapers

Sustainable Steam Bentwood Chairs by Dohoon Kim

Designed and manufactured by steaming wood processing technique in order to bend the wood while being steamed, produces such a good wooden chair which is sustainable in design. This modern chair uses thin and small amount of wood where cause of the material itself give the ability of elasticity and durability. This modern wooden chair is designed by Korean designer. His name is Dohoon Kim, who has created a series of steam bentwood chairs.

Here’s more on the the making of this chair from Dohoon himself:

“Firstly the technique called ‘bending wood’ is pretty well known for and has been used in great examples such as Thonet’s first steam-bent beech cafe chair and Alvar Aalto’s laminated berch stool. These examples have become essential works in modern design history. While there are many more versions of this technique developed for various purposes, I’m working on designing and making objects based on ‘Steam bent-wood’ and ‘laminated bent-wood’ skills. Among the rest, the ‘Steam bentwood chair’ that is one of my latest works shows its organically structured form made with steam bent-wood technique”

I’m loving the smooth work of Dohoon and the details on how each pieces of wood connecting through each other. Dohoon stated also that this is a light chair and very strong. Looking for twist chair? Then you need to get yourself this modern steam bentwood chairs!

Steam Bentwood Chair by Dohoon Kim (1)

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Beautiful Bedroom Idea with Swimming Pool

This relaxing turquoise bedroom themes and idea is placed in a perfect environment facing the indoor swimming pool which will gives its owner a great time to relaxing their body and mind. This kind of bedroom layout usually can be found in a luxury villa retreat with indoor pool features.

bedroom idea swimming pool interior

Beautiful Bedroom Idea with Swimming Pool

This relaxing turquoise bedroom themes and idea is placed in a perfect environment facing the indoor swimming pool which will gives its owner a great time to relaxing their body and mind. This kind of bedroom layout usually can be found in a luxury villa retreat with indoor pool features.

bedroom idea swimming pool interior