Louis Vuitton Island

Singapore
Interior Design: Peter Marino
Luxury, luxury, luxury. plus yacht. think art. I feel in Monaco!
Absolutely decadent! An actual island that looks like a standing boat.
"Being committed to the artistic and cultural life of the city".

Sumit Shop

Seoul, S Korea
designed by M4 Design

The designers Kwang-Hyun Han and Young-Sub Yun of m4 design opted to leave the décor mostly monochromatic white, allowing the colourful products to stand out. ‘It makes the space more cheerful,’ they say.

Lee Broom's Public House

Salone del Mobile 2012, Milano
His first solo exhibition.

Data.anatomy (civic) Instalation

RYOJI IKEDA
Berlin
WOOOOWWWWWW!

Inspired by data used in making the Honda Civic car, Japanese artist Ryoji Ikeda has realized his latest audio-visual installation.

Three massive screens fill a Berlin gallery, playing footage that reveals the inner complexities of data used in building Civic cars. Their operating systems are comprised of thousands of tiny technical parts, which when displayed together in this setting have an ephemeral, transfixing effect.

Alberto Seveso

Series of underwater ink photographs by taking high-speed pictures if two colors of ink mixing with water.
I want this in my living room wall. 

 

Metal Mesch Art

Ridiculously beautiful.


Korean sculptor Seung Mo Park creates giant ephemeral portraits by cutting layer after layer of wire mesh. Each work begins with a photograph which is superimposed over layers of wire with a projector, then using a subtractive technique Park slowly snips away areas of mesh. Each piece is several inches thick as each plane that forms the final image is spaced a few finger widths apart, giving the portraits a certain depth and dimensionality that’s hard to convey in a photograph.

SKETCH

SKETCH Restaurant
Designed by Martin Creed

Not one piece is alike. Mix art, exhibition in a Michelin star restaurant.
Nice.

Geometrical Shapes

Shape inside shape.
Helicosm Shop, Paris.
Designed by French studio FREAKS freearchitects

The Power of the Mirror

Kurt Geiger stores in London.
Designed by Found Associates.

I AM SO....

fu*&^g EXCITED TO START WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YAYYYYYYYYY

Today at the Brooklyn Museum

My favorites:

 http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/
PS. The cafeteria was a sad design tale though.

Rosenbaum's Home in Sao Paulo

Because I already saw it 3 times online in magazines and blogs, the contrast and use of materials are fantastic!

http://trendland.com/trendhome-rosenbaums-home-in-sao-paulo/#

Paulo Mendes da Rocha

Everyone is talking Brazil. Brasil.
I remember riding my bike on the weekends to visit my friend Camila and would always pass bye one of my favorite buildings in our neighborhood: MUBE (Museu Brasileiro da Escultura).
Maybe it is my dire obsession with concrete buildings and geometrical forms. simplicity.

Street Art

There is no question of my fascination with street art. Especially when you have the urge to touch it, take a second look and question it.
Tape art. good stuff.

http://www.aakashnihalani.com/
Above Aakash Nihalani in NY and India.

Transmission L.A.:AV Club Mercedes Benz Launch

Curated by Mike D and the Beastie Boys at The Geffen Contemporary at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in L.A.
Steppnh up a notch in visual arts and colors, the event sponsored by Mercedes Benz for the launch of the Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupé seems to be a success to attract the younger crowd.

Sweet!

iPad Docking Station

Brilliant!
Just came across this iPad docking station.
http://www.scott-eaton.com/2011/ipad-docking-station#more-942

Flatbush

Discovering New York. Brooklyn to be exact.

At Cortelyou Ave. Madeleine Cafe.
Every detail from the pastel blue porcelain, retro sugar bowls to the bare walls and flower-wallpaper. Excellent example of a beautiful cafe. Needless to say the food is delish. fresh with a french boulangerie/patisserie flair.


www.cafemadeline.com/

Wunderkammer

According to wikipedia:

"A cabinet of curiosities was an encyclopedic collection in Renaissance Europe of types of objects whose categorical boundaries were yet to be defined. They were also known by various names such as Cabinet of Wonder, and in German Kunstkammer ("art-room") or Wunderkammer ("wonder-room").

Rossana Orlandi

She is incredible. the gallery is fabulous.no wonder i love it so much. from the garden, to a glass of wine: considering she showcases some of my favorite like Jamie Hayon and Jasper Morrison I can't help but to say this is one of my favorite places in Milano.

Interesting to see this connection with the Wunderkammer concept. The mixture of the exotic, the absurd, the exquisite art is always fascinating to be displayed. A beautiful visual mix.

http://www.rossanaorlandi.com/