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Broccoli House by Brock Davis
Today we display an interesting idea that could inspire you to use available resources to create fantastic presents or impress someone close to you with the creativity expressed by this kind of projects. Although there is only one picture, the idea is so interesting that we should try to capture its sentimental value rather than the materialistic feature. The Broccoli House was created by Brock Davis with a simple desire in mind: “I couldn’t build a tree house for my son so I built him a broccoli house instead“. This simple idea was transformed into a fantastic declaration of parental love and I hope that the artist will be soon able to make a full scale tree house for his son. The broccoli was used to replace a real tree and Brock Davis used a craft knife to meticulously carve the tree house out of balsa wood. The result is an adorable little Broccoli House that simply puts a smile on my face.
8.5 metres or 27 feet tall Bookshelf / unknown photographer
Industrial weathered wood and Marconi Filament Bulb Lamp, by Luke Lamp Co
The Teak bath is hand crafted by a boat builder in Scotland from reliably sourced African teak, with each bath individually made using traditional methods. / found at ‘The Water Monopoly’
Shoes Books and a Bike by designer Thomas Walde
adorable young dog / unknown doggy & photographer
wonderful homemade pizza with many fresh healthy ingredients from rocket, tomatoes, honey and figs / Source
‘Join’ cutlery by DING3000
Balloon Bench by Japanese studio h220430
In reality the bench is suspended from the ceiling by 4 anchors concealed by the balloon shapes.This creates the illusion of the bench being lifted by balloons.
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Karton: Cardboard Furniture by designer Hans Peter-Stange
Secret Library by Simon Brown
Interior Design & Architecture Photography by Mikkel Adsbol
Furniture Still Lifes by Fiet Fiew, Amsterdam
Broccoli House by Brock Davis
Aerial photograph of shark swimming through large schools of fish who clear a path around them / unknown photographer
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Black and white photograph of New York City, by Nina Papiorek
Sheep sculptures made from rotary phones by Jean-Luc Cornec
Photograph of a glass facade on a tall skyscraper reflecting the urban city context. / unknown photographer
60s Artemide Eclisse Desk Lamp
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by Nico Francesca
‘Bridge Studio’ / Fogo Island Arts Cooperation
Shower owner and photographer – Henry Bourne
Le Beanock Indoor Hammock Bed by Le Beanock
Red Town Office by Taranta Creations / photo by Shen Qiang of Shen Photo
by Fedor Van der Valk /stringgardens.com
Italy – Venice “Calle dei Botteri” by Fabrizio Fenoglio
Barnwood Hanging Bed by Anthropologie
Forest spoon cutlery design by Japanese designers Nendo
photograph of two young asian children playing as one tapes her younger brother onto a wall / by Jason Lee
The Ryotaro Shiba Museum by Tadao Ando, Images by Alex Roman
Japanese Closet / unknown photgrapher
