Wedding dress Papilio 2010
A series of wedding dresses by the Russian photographer Marina Danilova.
I couldn’t explain it, but these photographs radiate simplicity.
Posts Tagged ‘white’
Everything is amazing and nobody’s happy
Everything is amazing and nobody’s happy.
Unless it’s because of the price (64$), via swissmiss.
Architecture and light by Dane Richardson
Dane Richarson is an Australian architect. His creations are very oriented toward the light.
Some pictures of his spacious house 14.
(via Contemporist)
Minimalist Hill House
The dutch architecture and design studio 123DV is behind this minimalist house architecture.
CBS minimalist building
A minimalist building in Tokyo designed by the Japanese studio Dasic Architects.
Minimalist tub
Cuna tub is a minimalist tub available in white or green. You’ll need a spacious and light bathroom to fully appreciate the design.
A creation by the Italian designer Antonio Lupi.
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Socket concepts
Take a look at the socket concepts developed by Meysam Movahedi.
The first one is electrical which includes a switch. The idea is good, but I’m not sure if it’s simple enough.
The second one is a mini-extension cable directly into the wall.
A4: Paper Plates
If cooking is an artform, why not present it as such?
From this question, Mikael & Thomas, two Swedish guys settled in Hong Kong, created the A4 Paper Plates. This object is a food plate (or a dining ware) in porcelain measuring exactly the size of an A4 sheet.
With this kind of food plate, the new [...]
Organic Honey packaging
Organic Honey is a simple and elegant packaging by the senior designer Marcel Buerkle. The designer breaks the codes of ephemeral food packaging to get closer to care products and luxury.
The entire design is focused on simplicity and lightness.
Ceramic Speakers
Both simple and elaborate ceramic peakers design by Joey Roth, it is the minimalist force.
The contrast of materials, the lack of cache and finishes that look flawless make these speakers irresistible (at least that’s my opinion).