You are a young architect, designer or even an industrial designer?
Or you are just a dedicated artist who creates unique and awesome pieces of art in his own innovative way and with special materials?
Here is something that might remind you of the good old times you used to build Lego Lands: LunaBlocks! Thierry Nahon & Philippe Landecker from Lunatic Constructions created the LunaBlocks project which has as the base idea Lego World. They designed giant lego bricks which can be used to design your own pieces of furniture.
The LunaBlocks come in several forms. For example, the LunaGlass is the basic brick that comes in several shapes and colors, including transparent ones. The LunaSoft is made of durable polypropylene for the kids. The LunaLight is a pillow-like material, while the LunaMetal is the opposite, as they are cast in steel.
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This seashell inspired house was designed by Senosiain Arquitectos for a couple in Mexico City. Well, that’s the official story, because I heard that the Little Mermaid once lived in that wonderful house but she couldn’t afford to pay the rent so she got kicked out.
The Gigantic Nautilus was put together using ferrocement construction, a technique involving a frame of steel-reinforced chicken wire with a special two-inch-thick composite of concrete spread over it.
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It’s a boy. Or a girl. Or an it - whatever suits you best. And as a brand new type pf vase it is open to suggestions. Will it be haute couture in a flowery dress, seductiveness with roses so red, sheer envy with hautingly green chrysanthemums or an angry look with thorny branches?
Bloom my Buddy is the easy type: fun to play with, free to create your wildest dreams and an ideal spokesperson for your moods and grooves. It looks at you as if to say: Go on express yourself!
Bloom my Buddy is made of high quality synthetic material and designed in three separate parts that can easily be put together. Each layer has its own reservoir for the flowers to drink from.
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