20 Fascinating Interior Designs And Architecture, As Shared On This Instagram Account
Sometimes, architects and interior designers surprise us in the best ways possible. They know exactly how to use the perfect amount of creativity and skills to execute a brilliant design.
Whether it’s interior design or a piece of architecture, we experience them in our everyday life, and good ones often make us happy or leave us in awe. The Instagram page “Topdezigners ” share wonderful examples of design that might take your breath away. Check out some of their stunning posts in the gallery below.
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#1 Do You Love Winter Holidays? – Design: Selami Bektas
#2 Dragon LEGO Table By Ogilvy
#3 Industrial Beauty – Design: Pat N
#4 Ocean Kitchen By Robert Kolenik
#5 Zhongshuge Bookstore By Li Xiang
#6 Garden House — Design: Ti Lee
#7 Infinity Pool
#8 Modern Mosque Dubai
#9 Bathroom By Mantis-Design Build
#10 Danish Upcycling Project
#11 A Place Where Ideas Are Born — Picture: Guillaume Favre
#12 Underwater Restaurant By Snøhetta
#13 At One With Nature – Architecture: Yodezeen Architects
#14 Beauty Of Nature — Design: Bartosz Domiczek
#15 Hotel Coma Uma Canggu
#16 Chameleon Villa By Word Of Mouth Architecture
#17 The Yoga House – Design: Anton Kalambet
#18 Pier By Paul Milinski
#19 Wormhole Library By Mad Architects
#20 Dope Or Nope ? İced Staircase In Sweden
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This 3D-Printed Lamp Turns Any Room Into A Wonderland
Paris-based artist couple Linlin and Pierre-Yves Jacques fused interior design and 3D printing in their latest beautiful creation – a lace-patterned lamp. When turned on, it casts beautiful floral patterns on your room’s walls.
This beautiful 3D-printed lamp comes in two models: Sky and Land. The Sky model features a lace-patterned element on its top, creating shadows on the ceilings and walls, while the Land model, with the lace part on lamp’s lower part, casts the patterns on the lower part of the room.
More info: lpjacques.com | Facebook | Behance (h/t: ufunk )
