From insane interior designs to fantastic furniture ideas, here are various photographs, drawings and other images of incredible works of functional art. Whether you are looking for inspiration by space (e.g. living, dining, bedroom and bathrooms) or by type of furniture (e.g. chairs, tables, mirrors and lamps) you can navigate this space to find all kinds of creative and offbeat design objects suitable for any interior design project.
A revolutionary desk and wall clock design overlays a time-telling dial on a gradient of colors balancing dawn, noon, dusk and midnight to show you the time passing as a function of 24 rather ...
Take DIY home decor to a whole new level with 3D printing, whether you're just purchasing a pre-printed geometric aquarium ornament or custom-designing an object you just can't find anywhere ...
This furniture series not only folks up to pack flat for shipping or storage, but also hangs on the wall, each piece in the shape of a two-dimensional isometric drawing of ...
Almost no space is too small to live in when you've got furniture that lowers from the ceiling, pulls out of the walls, transforms for multiple functions or even folds up flat to hang ...
Like door swings on architectural blueprints come to life, these works of metal-framed wood furniture express their embedded potential in physical space. The new Trace Collection ...
Warning - your cramped, cluttered cubicle might seem even more soulless than usual compared to the magnificence of these beautifully appointed home offices, some with all glass walls overlooking ...
Synonymous with carefree cool classic Italian design, the Vespa has a timeless, iconic look that's instantly recognizable even when translated to chairs, jewelry, alarm clocks, pizza cutters and ...
Taking bonsai approaches to the next level, a Japanese company based out of Kyushu has raised over half a million dollars so far for its levitating (and rotating) tree system. The fauna ...
Inspired by natural landscapes and crafted with carpet factory remnants, these labor-intensive creations are as much terrains as textiles. Alexandra Kehayoglou is an artist from Argentina ...
A billionaire who’s really into magnets could fill his entire home with levitating objects, from a bed platform that costs nearly two million dollars down to his clothes hangers, houseplants, ...
