DESIGN FETISH

Esther Stocker, an Italian artist based in Vienna, transforms simple spaces into dizzying futuristic worlds with her monochromatic installations.

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2 in 1 shelf and magnetic board by @lawadesign.

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How gorgeous is this Honeycomb shaped calculater by Alexandre Touguet?!

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If you think these are just collages of several images, look again! By Adam Hillman.

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By the incredible duo @davidandnicolas.

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Let there be light, or with @heliostouch, simply touch your walls to light them up! By James Vanderpant.

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Talk about pretty little things! Empty Memory by Logical Art.

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Who said benches should be boring?! The Twisted Bench by Kino Guerin.

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By Jong-su Kim.

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The modern piggy bank; Pyggy! Ingenious as always. By Nendo.

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Embroidery Tattoos are a thing now and aren’t they just GLORIOUS?!

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Ugao is a minimalist wall rack designed by @simon_morasi_pipercic for @ligneroset that can go in any corner at any height for a convenient place to stash your clothes or coats.

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Minimal, functional and just plain beautiful. The Corner Light by @scottklinkerdesign.

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How beautiful is this? Art by @flowsofly, tattoo by @memphor.ink, model @shamzicova

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Sushi eaters rejoice! Dish & Chopsticks; a wonderful design by @heritageofsangil_official

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Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed combines ancient craft with the hyper contemporary. Using traditional carpet-weaving techniques that are altered to suggest digital manipulation, pixelation and distortion, he turns rugs into surreal sculptures like this one from @saparcontemporary.

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Simple, effortlessly functional and pretty! The Match Striker by @barombistudios

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Simple lines and modular design. The Squama Bookshelf by Dmitri Kozinenko.

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Artful window curtains by Aidan Gooding Donoghue.

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The iconic classic telephone reimagined with modern technology and form. The Dreyfuss Phone by Uji Terkuma.

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The clock that constantly changes its shape as the minute and hour hands keep moving.

By @nizarsigaher for @meyerobjects.

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Designed by Niangui Cai, the BouquetPOT is made with biodegradable pulp material. It is minimally structured to reduce packaging waste, morphing into a decorative pot for the flowers.

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