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Category: interiors
Gallop’s Black Apartment
The converted locker rooms of the first YMCA in the United States , Cindy Gallop’s “Black Apartment” was designed by New York-based creative agency “The Apartment.”
paper sculptures…
…By Ryuji Nakamura
Superb paper sculptures, as well as life size installations by the Japanese architect Ryuji Nakamura. A style full with smoothness, calm and creativity.
Comme Des Garcons Black Shop…
…At DSM | Giant Bearbricks
The Comme des Garcons Black Shop arrived at Dover Street Market London today, who will be the only shop in the world carrying the range, aside from the Tokyo store. For the occasion three custom giant 210cm (6.8 feet) tall Bearbricks have been created and stand proud in the windows of Dover Street Market as of today. The CdG Black Shop will be inside DSM for three month.
Of course they also received the Comme des Garcons Black Collection, a range created in collaboration with Medicom. The range includes t-shirts, hoodies and Bearbrick metal jewelry.
unusual residence…
…by Pedro Gadanho
As this unusual residence by Pedro Gadanho (images by Fernando Guerra) reveals, complexity does not have to mean using unusual colors or complex color schemes – highlighting already-unusual architectural elements in primary colors calls out the function of each place and the connections between internal spaces.
Inspired by Pop Art and the Transformers, Gadanho gives an incredibly life to the various geometries that come together to form this interior living-and-dining set of spaces. Red, the color of passion, takes residents to the master bedroom. A mellower blue connects the living area to the kitchen.
Colette x Selby…
…Pop-Up Shop
For his first French exhibit, photographer Todd Selby and Colette have collaborated to do a Selby Pop-up shop inside Collette. Todd Selby has taken over the walls of the Colette shop with his images and curated the Selby Space. He has produced a book of his photos specifically for this exhibit. We have been following his blog, The Selby, for awhile now and it is always super intriguing to enter into someones home from a bird’s eye view and see the scene. The space he has created inside Colette definitely carries the same charm and intrigue that his blog projects. This is a great collab on Colette’s part!
