Loving the raw untreated finishes of House D by HHF Architects.
Architecture
The Eames Foundation has released a series of limited edition prints in an effort to preserve the modernist home of Charles and Ray Eames.
The post-war architectural masterpiece is located in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles and had housed the home and studio of the legendary American designers.
Featuring iconic motifs and inspiring quotes—including “Take your pleasure seriously.”—from the Eames archives, each of the four prints is produced in a limited run of 500 and priced at US$75.
The organizers of this fund-raising scheme is hoping to raise US$150,000, which is the amount required to preserve the historic property for the next 250 years.
You can make an order for the prints over here.
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A lovely concrete interior to this living room in Belgium’s boutique bed and breakfast, Items B & B.
Via Remodelista.
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Image from a selection of photographs of Munich’s futuristic subways, by Nick Frank.
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Auditorio de Tenerife by architect Santiago Calatrava.
Photo by José Miguel Hernández Hernández.
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Now this is my kind of kitchen. Just one element of a beautiful triplex apartment.
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Japanese designer Yusuke Seki plans to bring traditional Japanese dress back into fashion with the Otsuka-Gofukuten kimono shop in Kyoto.
Brightly coloured and patterned fabrics are presented on industrial wooden shelves and ageing ceramic tiles line the walls, serving as a reminder of the 70-year history of the building that was previously used as a tofu retailer.
