House Heran

via owi.bz | photo by Van Leuven Bart
 

The private residence of architect Koen Heijse of the young Ghent based office Caan Architecten is a thoroughgoing paradox between minimalism and maximalism.
Enjoy the tour of the House Heran @ OWI // Office for Word and Image »

 

Bisazza Bagno, The Hayon Collection

via weheart.co.uk
 

Famous for his fabulously outlandish and opulent interiors – one of our favourites being Camper’s Tokyo outpost – Spanish wonderkid Jaime Hayón has started to make some seriously big waves in the world of product design of late and, having wowed us with his collaborations for London-based Sé at last year’s London Design Festival, he’s giving us some serious bathroom envy with luxury Italian brand Bisazza’s debut bathroom collection.
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Poured Bar by Glithero, Corinthia Hotel London

via designws.com
 

Layers of fast-hardening fluid are poured in 6 metre long runs across an immaculate surface. As the viscous material hardens, enforcements are added to brace the giant slab, the first pours becoming buried under its foundations.
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La Mamounia Hotel

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At its fourth renovation, the Mamounia Hotel sheds its Art déco appearance and moves on to the Arab-Andalusian style. The stylist? Jacques Garcia, who reinterprets the splendour of the East in a luxury boutique hotel.
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Santorini Grace Hotel

via Yatzer™ | photo by Erieta Attali
 

Breathtaking, picturesque, stunning… all words that are commonly used when describing the Greek Island of Santorini. Known as the “honeymoon” island, visitors come from all over the world for the legendary sunsets and steep cliffs that lead down to seemingly untouched beaches.
Enjoy the tour of the Santorini Grace @ Yatzer™ »

 

For one night, they were lamps….

 

 

 

Photos by Gustavo Sanabria
 
The latest installation by Luzinterruptus – in Madrid.
 

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