The Grass Wall

Really connects the outside in and a good way to get people involved in an unexpected way! Good Idea For The Refreshment Area in the exhibition space!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZCF7JVEFDs&NR=1

Take A Loooooooooook!

Sofa By Gordon Guillaumier

FreeFlow is a modular system for contract upholstered seats, designed primarily for large spaces. This Public Spaces Sofa modularity, line and curve, allows maximum flexibility in the waiting areas, dining and relaxation.

The sofa is made by a padded dual-band, a seat and another for backup. Depending on use, these bands may cross each other, allowing to sit face to face or back to back, if placed in the center of a large room. Studied in detail, the triangular section aluminum leg is designed to hide the double leg when the modules are combined side”.

Great sofa design to bring people together in a small space!

Art Gallery Cafe with Cool interior design by Kidosaki Architects Studio

Kidosaki Architects Studio have completed the interior design of AG cafe at Osu Shopping street in the center of Nagoya City, Japan. The client brief is to create a cafe at once a gallery which aimed to offer the place can meet to art easy and to support artists. The client planned to designed a space where its visitors can enjoy the art at the space of cafe near place where picture is decorated in daily life, not at inorganic space in not daily life. So, the harmonize of two contrary factor, can creates cafe’s lively brisk and gallery’s dignified atmosphere. To achieve the client request, the architects arranged the tone warmth feel of cafe and added quality which necessary to gallery by stick to proportion and detail, they also design an abstraction pattern of birds’ nest that placed everywhere on the wall decor. For the furniture, the architects choose the product which become familiar to the pattern and expecting multiplier effect. One of the cool things of the AG cafe is the side of shopping street which was fitted with glass then people can see the inner part of cafe, therefore when the works display in the cafe, people who comes and goes in the shopping street attract to artists works naturally.

http://www.greatinteriordesign.com/category/restaurant-bar-and-cafe-interior-design/

Anish Kapoor

The Art Of Sculpture!



C - Curve 2007

Sky Mirror 2006

 

Window 2004

Marsyas, 2002

Mother As A Mountain 1985

I have always been inspired by Anish Kapoor's work, evan from his early work; as you can see above! Though the years how his work has changed, working to a very lage scale which creates a huge impact.

He initially began exhibiting as part of New British Sculpture art scene. He went on to exhibit internationally at venues such as the Tate Gallery and Hayward Gallery in London, Kunsthalle Basel, Haus der Kunst Munich, Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin, Reina Sofia in Madrid, MAK Vienna, and the ICA Boston. He represented Britain in the XLIV Venice Biennale in 1990, when he was awarded the Premio Duemila Prize. In 1991 he received the Turner Prize. Notable public sculptures include Cloud Gate, Millennium Park, Chicago, and Sky Mirror at the Rockefeller Center, New York.
Anish Kapoor is a Royal Academician and was made a Commander of the British Empire in 2003. He is also a Distinguished supporter of the British Humanist Association.

http://www.anishkapoor.com/works/gallery/index.htm

Lighting

Examples of the use of lighting in differnt spaces in a realy inspiring ways.

http://www.aquagallery.com/#/Projects/Custom

Lervik Design 2005

The White Room is located on Regeringsgatan 61 in Stockholm. After an extensive renovation with an entire new planning and a modern interior the White Room soon became one of Stockholm’s most popular night clubs among people between the ages of 20-25 years. One of the tasks were to design the planning so that the White Room could function as a café and conference facility during day time and night club during night time.

http://www.alexanderlervik.com/index.asp?func=show&m=a&id=144

Jane Dillon: Ahead of the Curve

Sumbled Over This Inspiring Chair When I Was On The Net!

It's got a fashion-forward pinkness about it, and the combination of circle, curve and triangular wedge has the minimal snap of the latest out of Milan. The chair does look pretty postmodern, and even bears a passing resemblance to Peter Shire's iconic 'Bel Air' chair of that year.

The pink chair was designed way back in 1968, and by someone you may never have heard of, unless you are an insider in British design circles. Her name is Jane Dillon. Here's a picture of her, sitting in one of her other chairs from the late '60s.

http://www.vam.ac.uk/things-to-do/blogs/sketch-product?page=2