This is a guest post from Antonina of OpenBuildings & sister site www.clippings.com! Below you will see thematic selections of inspirational architecture & design, which might help you start your very own design project and get matched with design professionals.
Sometimes it takes a single design piece to change the entire atmosphere of a space. Puppy, the abstract dog designed by Eero Aarnio for the Me Too Collection by Magis, has surely become a design world icon because of its adorable easy-to-match-with-any-interior looks. The Puppy’s lovably stylized appearance has also rendered it a popular model in home decor advertising as well as in a string of whimsical and heart-warming photography around the Internet. But is it a sculpture, a toy or a stool? You decide! See the Puppy in a variety of real life home settings here.
Eero Aarnio: Eero Aarnio’s House
Simon Morray-Jones Architects: Rooftop Garden
Guilherme Torres: GT House
image: Studio Guilherme Torres
Brunete Fraccaroli: A Dublex
Jorge Zarak: El Otro Lado
Guilherme Torres: Puramania Shop
image: Studio Guilherme Torres
Design nico Architects: PORT
Scandinavian Interior
image: Per Gunnarsson
Puppy in a flickr user’s home
image: flickr user j5k
antonina
OpenBuildings is a community-driven and openly editable encyclopaedia of contemporary and conceptual architecture from around the world that exists as a website and application for iPhone, and recently – Android, which enable users to find, learn about and share nearby buildings of architectural merit.
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