Holman House In Sydney Australia

August 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment

I’m a sucker for houses with amazing views, and the Holman House in Sydney, Australia certainly qualifies, inspired by a Picasso painting and built on 70 metre high cliffs.

The living areas are cantilevered out over endless views of the ocean while the bedrooms are snug against the cliff side. The lower levels form a base built on rough stone walls which continue along the cliff edge to form concentric terraced gardens and a rock pool.

*More pictures of this amazing house can be seen on Khooll, Dezeen or on the architect’s page, Durbach Block Jaggers

Form Inevitably Follows Function

July 1, 2012 By Leave a Comment

We have always heard that form follows function and in the case of this table that is certainly true. Made from multiple layers of wood laminated together, the top is thin but strong.

The Form Follows Function line of furniture is from Daan Mulder, an interior architecture and furniture designer.

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The Flaxx Chair By Martin Mostbock

January 28, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Martin Mostböck, Viennese designer has produced the Flaxx chair. The Flaxx chair has a shell and frame made entirey from 100% recyclable materials. The chair seat is made from natural flax matting, hence the name, while the frame features a cantilevered seat to improve stability  and comfort.

The Flaxx chair is available in different colours and additional coating. You can even have your logo embossed straight into the flax fibres. Flaxx chair can also be utilized inside or outside.

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