beauty explodes from everywhere

This blog is dedicated to beautiful things. Mostly architecture, design, and places in the world one would be inspired to travel to.

[texnh]

Ralph Erskine – Villa Engström

1956, Sorunda (SE)

via #1, #2

Photos: © Sune Sundahl / ArkDes

[artist-mcescher]

Emblemata - Cactus, 1931, M.C. Escher

[pineisaraven]

The lady at the vintage store told me i looked cute and gave me a discount!

(insta: pinegreentea)

[bauzeitgeist]

The Nile Corniche at Boulaq, central Cairo. 

Photos March 2020 Bauzeitgeist. 

[laurabfernandez]

Don´t bother knocking

Seems like I had tons of unposted pics over the years, so yeah….

©2020laurabfernández

[biernac]

[ebony-eden]

Atrium, 2013

screen print, watercolour 

[goodreadss]

[artist-mcescher]

Untitled, 1931, M.C. Escher

[geritsel]

Harald Oskar Sohlberg - Colorful nordic landscape paintings

[palmandlaser]

From Showcase of Interior Design: Pacific Edition (1992)

[elarafritzenwalden]

Housing group at Rua Dr. Manuel das Neves Aveiro, Portugal; 1966

José Carlos Loureiro, Luís Pádua Ramos

see map | more information

via “Portugal: Arquitectura, los últimos veinte años”, Electa (1993)

[geritsel]

David Grove - movie poster art

[artist-mcescher]

Cimino Barbarano, 1929, M.C. Escher

[ryanpanos]

Axonometric Realism | Beate Gütschow | Socks Studio

Beate Gütschow is a German contemporary artist who works primarily through photography. In her work, she analyses the complex and ever-changing relationships between perception, representation and reality.

For her series HC, Hortus Conclusus, she delved into the subject of “Enclosed gardens,” a recurring iconographic motif in Renaissance and Medieval paintings which would depict an idyllic scene contained in the space of a fenced or walled green space inaccessible to an exterior public.

[nevver]

The shape of water, Ethan Gill

[ihateiu]