Showing posts with label Unusual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unusual. Show all posts

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Add wow factor to your plain walls with these set of tips on creating unusual wall art ideas and altogether unconventional ways to fill up your blank spaces.
A huge frame makes a masterpiece out of your old bicycle, or a very arty storage space for your current one! 

 And while we are on the topic of unusual ways to fill up a wall… 
Check out this oversized map as a headboard feature, and dream of all the places you’ll go… zzzzz
 Indoor climbing plants form a beautiful feature for nature loving homeowners.
 Above 2 via imeuble 
 An unusual storage system doubles up as art thanks to an optical illusion. 
 This colorful little gem appears to be made from old paint cans; an excellent way in which to recycle whilst forming something fabulous!
Put all of those random family and friend snaps to good use by making a photographic extravaganza!
This pop art wall feature is perfect for comic book fans; why not blow up a favorite super hero or villain scene as a backdrop to your room? There are companies that will blow up the size of any image to create a wall covering for you, or if you are arty you could hire a projector to shine your outline onto the wall so that you can draw around it and then simply paint in the gaps.
 Forget the patent wars with Apple, Samsung’s test lab uses some of these drawings as cool art murals, both interesting to look at and fitting with the theme of their surroundings.
 Above 3 via Office snapshots

 Imagine waking up to these TWELVE alarm clocks! But look a little closer and you’ll find that each one has been stopped on the hour that it represents as part of the big clock, clever stuff.
Make a big statement about your family home with a big quote. 

Saturday, April 5, 2014

Cambridge-based architect William O’Brien Jr designed the Allandale House project, a small vacation home mainly intended for families. This ultra-minimalist cabin takes A-frames to the limit. This cabin project based on an extruded A-frame is a unique, striking, modern piece of architecture, manipulating unconventional housing shapes and creating wonderful opportunities for luxury living. Surrounded by a lovely, stunning forest area, the house is offered an alternatively beautiful and traditional dimension. The wide A-frame in the center of the house is dedicated to two floors of bedrooms and bathrooms. The medium A-frame on the eastern side consists of living, kitchen and dining areas.