Experimenting is the key to “see” what happens, in this case, between the material and the color; Alberto Seveso, an Italian photographer uses ink in water to capture, in high speed, these intriguing visual effects. The images appear organic, floating and light; yet they seem to be partially unfamiliar. Shades — Continue reading
We love an ultra modern house. And we love an old modern house that’s been made to look ultra modern. But we also really love a home that embraces its quirks, finds its authentic, true personality and mixes and melds styles and eras until it hits on the perfect mix — Continue reading
Most of us when crossing such lonely terrain would just put our heads down and try not to look until we reach our destination but lucky for us 管子天 looked up long enough to capture some of these spectacular moments. Its a flat and distant world with figures wondering about with — Continue reading
With Halloween weekend a mere days away, if you’re still struggling for the inspiration for the perfect Halloween costume that will bot reflect your love of modern design and show off how clever you are, may we present to you this functioning, life-sized Nikon camera costume? The photographer Tyler Card — Continue reading
Like his Scandinavian brethren, Ville Varumo has an eye for design that is both void of any unnecessary fodder and perfectly executed with little if any visual distractions. His landscapes are painfully cold and overwhelmingly beautiful. He keeps it all so lonely and indifferent. Going past antiseptic, Varumo’s “Jutta’s Breakfast” photo editorial comes full circle — Continue reading
Another photographer? In one week? Yep. Only this time, no painfully cute animals and pup faces, but still as lovely. You know our love of photography that has the subject matter of seemingly mundane situations. There’s something so direct about a photo that’s not trying to cram as much as — Continue reading
This Spanish designer whose apartment is in San Sebastián, Spain sure knows how to mix styles and create a powerfully decorated space that overtakes the senses. Crisp, clean white walls set the stage for a sleek, stark home that is punctuated with really contemporary modern pieces and fleshed out by great — Continue reading
When it comes to different genres within the photography field, no one can argue that while capturing adorable photos of pets, animals and babies isn’t always easy, it totally trumps taking pictures of just about anything else. That doesn’t mean every pet and baby photographer is created equally, though; it’s — Continue reading
As much as we love technology and all the conveniences and wonders it has brought our life (in nearly every area of our life) we can’t help but feel a little sad when we think about how there has been a lot of encroachment on nature by technology and the — Continue reading
Fashion week has wrapped up in NY but in the Congo capitol city of Brazzaville, every day is cause for the “Gucci Gucci”. The SAPE (Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes) dress to impress, and may be strutting across a dirt street in a country where the average income is less — Continue reading
There’s just something so strangely comforting about photographs that aren’t of anything particularly special. Photographs don’t need some fancy, fixed up composition or famous subject matter to arrest the eye or create good art for an interior. These are such amazing photographs by artist Ye Rin Mok. Extraordinarily simple compositions — Continue reading
You know I try not to get too personal online in the blog—this is about modern design, after all—but when I came across the photography of Ursus Wehrli I had to speak up. See, I like things in order. I like my pantry organized to precision. I like a clean car. — Continue reading
We’ve been receiving great submissions from new photographers lately. Here we share a small sample of the beautiful work coming in! Electricity by David Balyeat Brooklyn Bridge by David Balyeat To see more visit David Balyeat’s Portfolio. Butterfly by Robert Rohde To see more visit Robert Rohde Portfolio. Versailles Chandelier — Continue reading
What? Oh, no, that’s okay. I can wait. You go ahead and let out that squeal of delight… Done? Cool, because I totally did the same thing when I spotted the portfolio of Australian photographer Dianna Snape. I mean seriously, these images are gorgeous. Could you imagine photographing spaces like — Continue reading
Photographer Leon Alesi’s photo project “Personal Space” is really speaking to us today. There are lots of portraits out there. Lots. But there’s something about these people in their homes that seems so interesting and raw and well, personal. You can tell they’re kind of half candid, half staged. Somehow — Continue reading
This week we feature the picks of Larry Donnelly. Donnelly is a photographer who started in his teens after acquiring a Polaroid “Swing” camera – he’s been hooked ever since. Donnelly shoots a variety of subjects with an emphasis on nature and landscape photography. He often sees things in the — Continue reading
This week we feature the picks of Kim Wilson. Wilson specializes in fine art, travel and stock photography, and is a firm believer in living in the moment. “When I shoot,” she says, “I am always in the moment where everything and anything is a possible photographic opportunity.” To see — Continue reading
David Mramor’s abstract paintings (created using oil, acrylic, and spray paint – sometimes on top of photographs) are keepin’ me happy and inspired on this fine summer afternoon. Give his portfolio a good looky-loo and see if they don’t cheer you right up, too! LINK: davidmramor.com [via GBox // via Pinterest] — Continue reading
We all need a little reminder every now and then. Life’s complicated. Full of distractions. Busy schedules. Pets, carpool lanes and Pilates classes. There’s a darling and bold art project by photographer Erin Hansen that’s in a simple and quirky way documenting some things we should all try and remember. — Continue reading
We’re still so totally into the whole mundane landscape as beautiful trend in photography we’ve been seeing so much of lately. In a lot of ways these photos of Sam Diephuis aren’t really of any pretty subject matter, but yet they are stunning. They convey so much depth, sadness, hope — Continue reading
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