Art
Unique items by Bentley
What comes to mind when you hear about Bentley? First of all we associate it with fast expensive cars and luxury. But it’s not all. Bentley workshop presented a collection of items special for those who appreciate luxury and exclusive. Among them you’ll find a chess made of the treated aluminum, the table made of the V8 engine from the Mulsanne, different lamps, chairs and more. There were 20 items, each of which had been on display at dealer centers around the world before being sold on online auction here. The money raised from the Bentley Bespoke Auction will go a long way to helping those who need it.
Decorative MOSSTiles with Tiny Plants by Benetti Stone Philosophy
We have already reviewed beautiful Greenwalls by Greenworks, this time we present you decorative MOSSTiles to continue the theme. Designed by Benetti Stone Philosophy, the items in the collection are made of unique varieties of lowly lichens, which do not require special care, regular watering, cutting and special lighting. According to the authors of the creation, the collection was born from love to nature and plants that don’t only give a sense of comfort and positive, but also form a favorable atmosphere in the room. Elegant Collection offers to create a miniature indoor garden, whose elements can be used in different variations and spaces.
Swan Vase by Kenyon Yeh
The young London based Kenyon Yeh has his own inspiration of designing his collection, where he believed that personality and characteristic can be transferred into object creating his unique design identity. He has recently created the elegant Swan Vase, inspired by beauty of graceful bird. Its slender, curving shape looks just like the neck of a swan. From designer’s description: “An aesthetic black and white colors vase by making mold from old chair leg then casted the vases in resin. The top edge is covered with 23 carat gold feature, and 45-degree cutting edges rectangle stand which give the elegant impression”. So, add some romantic in your interior design.
Stained Glass Art House by Tom Pruin
There are some cities and countries that can be proud of its architecture connected with fairy-tales and of famous people who lived there. Finland is known for the residence of Santa-Claus. Sweden was the home-land for Astrid Lindgren. Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, was the place of living for Hans Christian Andersen. And this city is also well-known for the statue of Little Mermaid. But it is not the only touch of fairy-tale in Copenhagen. Tom Pruin, the New-York based architect, has designed an unusual stained glass art house right in the middle of the city. It looks really amazing and unreal especially at night when it is lit from the inside. Moreover all the space around this miraculous house is coloured by wide range of lights. It is extremely beautiful! Tom Pruin was inspired by all the lights that he had faced in Copenhagen so he decided to combine them all in his own one. The result was this piece of faire-tale.
Stained Glass Art House by Tom Fruin
There are some cities and countries that can be proud of its architecture connected with fairy-tales and of famous people who lived there. Finland is known for the residence of Santa-Claus. Sweden was the home-land for Astrid Lindgren. Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, was the place of living for Hans Christian Andersen. And this city is also well-known for the statue of Little Mermaid. But it is not the only touch of fairy-tale in Copenhagen. Tom Fruin, the New-York based architect, has designed an unusual stained glass art house right in the middle of the city. It looks really amazing and unreal especially at night when it is lit from the inside. Moreover all the space around this miraculous house is coloured by wide range of lights. It is extremely beautiful! Tom Fruin was inspired by all the lights that he had faced in Copenhagen so he decided to combine them all in his own one. The result was this piece of faire-tale.
Extravagant Toilet Paper Roll Art by Junior Fritz Jacquet
While we throw a toilet paper roll away without any hesitation, Junior Fritz Jacquet finds a peculiar way to make use of these rolls. He creates unique sculptures out of them. Who could have thought that they could be turned into fascinating face sculptures? Since childhood the designer is fascinated by the paper. He explores and experiments with different techniques of folding and crumpling to create different objects that make the interior brighter and more expressive. The faces are sculptures by hand at first and then coated with shellac and different pigments. These sculptures are not pretty, someone will even consider it ugly, but still they are very unusual and audacious.

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