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Superb 3D Prehistoric and Fantasy Bestiarium Creations of Florent Desailly

Florent Desailly is a French freelance creature concept artist and digital sculptor based in Paris. Specializing in intricate and imaginative creature designs, his work often embodies a dark fantasy aesthetic. Desailly is self-taught, honing a distinctive style that has gained significant recognition in the digital art world. His portfolio is rich with a variety of […]

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This Floating Cabin Concept Is The Forest Treehouse Retreat Of Your Dreams

The architectural designer Antony Gibbon recently designed the Burl Treehouse. It is a series of rounded treehouse pods, that allow guests to experience nature in a unique and surreal manner while focusing on sustainability. The treehouses are currently concepts, and they merge organic aesthetics with a minimal and subtle design. They are inspired by the

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Adam Kane Architects banishes colour to create Grey House in Australia

Australian studio Adam Kane Architects has designed an all-grey house in the southeastern state of Victoria, blanketing its surfaces in fog-like polished plaster. Named after its neutral colour palette, Grey House is a holiday home for studio founder Adam Kane‘s own family, located in a valley an hour from Melbourne in the regional town of

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maserati’s fuoriserie reveals MC20 cielo bianco and nero sports cars by hiroshi fujiwara

for his sports cars, the japanese creative director replaces the car manufacturer’s trident emblem with a double lightning bolt icon. The post maserati’s fuoriserie reveals MC20 cielo bianco and nero sports cars by hiroshi fujiwara appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Capitalism debuts 34-legged table that “democratises discomfort”

Design collective Capitalism has unveiled The Uncomfortable table, which has 34 legs to ensure that all dinners have an awkward eating experience. Named The Uncomfortable, the unconventional table plays on the common frustration of being sat at the end of the table with an inconveniently placed leg during family gatherings and celebrations. Capitalism has created

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