Cavalry Choirs

[misswallflower]

“Eat Your Heart Out” is a series of words remembered from break-ups reimagined as something sweet.

by Isabella Giancarlo

[naturalpalettes]

[itscolossal]

Embroidered leaves, Hillary Fayle

[mitten]

[itscolossal]

Classical Sculpture Action Figures Bring “David” and “Venus de Milo” to Life

[skr000-deactivated20200818]

And that’s all of them. #oak #spruce #juniper #wood #spoon #spooncarving #spoonmaking #craftmanship #craft

[thedesignwalker]

: Woods Products, Design Industrial, Coats Racks, Industrial Design Details, Junction Details, Furniture Design, Products Design, Wooden Furniture, Woods Junction

[itscolossal]

Wire Animal Sculptures that Look Like Scribbled Pencil Drawings by David Oliveira

[thedesignwalker]

Froissé Mirror by Mathias Kiss: Abstract, Interior Design, 2015 Interiordesignidea, Kiss Froissé Paris Ii, Design Trends, Mathia Kiss Froissé Paris, Mathias Kiss, Interiors Design, Froissé Mirror

[messgala]

The labels in Alexander McQueen’s earliest garments contained a lock of hair, a nod to the way Victorian prostitutes would sell strands of their hair to be included in jewelry or given as gifts to lovers

[takeovertime]

Saski | Alki

[contemporary-art-blog]

Olafur Eliasson

[thedesignwalker]

Mirrored Geometric Stellar Console Table by Jake Phipps in home furnishings Category #exclusivefurnituredesign #designcontemporary #contemporaryfurniture #luxurydesignfurniture #inspirationideiasdesign #uniquedesign: Design Milk, Geometric Design Furniture, Mirror Mirror, Mirror Furniture, Consoles Tables, Geometric Mirror, Delicious Decor, Stellar Consoles, Jake Phipp

[designbinge]

DIAGONAL Concrete Tile by  Dan Vakhrameyev for Fild

[thedesignwalker]

Lovely detail: Minimalist Design, Wooden Chairs, Bows Make, Rhode Islands, Beauty Curves, Nic Wallenberg, Chairs Back, Industrial Design, Woods Details

[sixpenceee]

High speed photographs of ink being dropped in water by Alberto Seveso. 

[art-tension]

Beautiful Wood Sculptures Crafted from Discarded Tree Trunks and Branches by Jaehyo Lee

Artist and sculptor Jae-Hyo Lee uses organic materials like wood to create large-scale, sculptural pieces that favor both form and function. Focusing on geometric shapes such as the sphere, Lee somehow manages to transform tree trunks and hefty branches into perfectly formed globes, columns, and furniture-like objects.

via: artfido