Interiors by Fabio Ongarato Design
Fabio Ongarato Design has some very cool and diverse projects. I really like the use of color and texture, go bold or go home. I think where they stand out is the ability to adapt vision with function. I wouldn’t mind working or staying in one of these places. More after the jump
plywood+nuts+bolts+OSB and you may get a little TILTED
I am really digging the use of simple and available materials that TILT is using in their projects. I can’t help but on some level think they are inspiring all of us to DIY, how to, or even make your own furniture using some of the simplest of materials. In no way am I taking away from their work, I think it is killer. I really like the industrial modern vibe that the OSB and nuts and bolts provide. More inspiration after the jump.
Modern environments - Design by Pidgeon
Design by Pidgeon is creating some killer interiors for retail, museums and other environments. I really like the Sable & Argent project, the inside feels almost park like. For some reason I am almost always drawn to the starkness of museums, I have no reason why I just like them. See more after the jump.
No two briefs are the same and our approach varies accordingly. The outcome is both relevant and tailored. It is underpinned by objective idea generation which is becoming our trademark.
Remy Lidereau - Modern Interiors
Remy Lidereau has a fantastic portfolio of modern interiors. I love the office interiors when they are shot with the absence of a human presence, it reminds me of all the natural disaster movies when everyone dies and their work spaces are left empty and unused. I really like the first pic, what do you think they are discussing? “what I see here is a large circle of Eames Loungers without their ottomans in a silent gesture of spite towards their own appendages” See more after the jump.
Modern textures - Büro North
When MYER, Australia’s largest department store relocated their headquarters they asked BVN Architects and Büro North to work their magic. Büro North was responsible for the wall relief designs. Each floor is represented graphically by a specific decade in the fashion industry. I really like the minimal modern feel of this work space. With all the detail in the walls, the designs really don’t distract too much, instead they ad a layer of texture that is a welcome surprise. See more after the jump.
