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The luxurious hotel The Ritz in Paris, hosted the famous model Kate Moss for a photoshoot for the U.S. magazine Vogue, before closing its doors for renovation.

At the area of Chongqing in China, the interior design of a real estate office reminds the interior of a cave and is inspired by the mountainous area of Nanshan.

Fumiaki Goto designed a Drawing vessel vase, which can also used as a pencil!

The street artist Vhils uses acids and explosives to create the portaits: "Faces in the City".

Katon Redgen Mathieson designed a luxurious four-storey house at Bondi bay in Sydney, Australia.

The Hug stool is handmade and created by the italian industrial design firm Emo Design. It is made of teak wood.

The Finn graphic designer Jirka Vinse designed illustrations of heroines from known fairy tales as if they were really alive.

Architect Hidalgo Hartmann ​​recently completed a residence in northeast of Catalonia, Spain. The house is shaped to form a cross in order to enjoy the views and avoid the neighboring buildings.

Sculptures of trapped men inside walls made of bronze by Italian artist Matteo Pugliese 

AABE architectural firm converted an warehouse of the period of WWII into a luxurious and modern industrial decorated loft.

We watched all the commercials that were played during the Super Bowl XLVI game and we make a list with the best of them. Enjoy!

Steven Spazuk creates portraits with the help of a candle instead of a brush. He transforms the soot of the fire in the desired pattern on the paper.

The new Gaggenau showroom designed by the architectural firm Eins:33 and is the largest showroom of the company in Europe, occupying space 270sq.m.

Robert Majkut designed a luxury and modern space for private banking in cooperation with PKO Bank Polski to be offered to special customers of the bank.

The Baltus spanish furniture company designed the Dais, the Detroit and the Phucket coffee tables giving them an industrial style, but retaining their elegance.

Inge Jacobsen created a new campaign for Georg Jensen Jewellery house. The process of needlework lasted 2000 hours, with the help of students of the Royal School of embroidery.