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There are some fine pieces of architecture that hit the eye, boggle the mind and get registered in memory for life. Such is the Warsaw modern art museum. It is a sight to preserve and a place to reserve whenever in life you head to Poland for display.

Guess what this maze is all about. If u can’t, join the club. Even after finding out that this thing is a sofa, I had a tough time believing my eyes. Designer Rodolphe Dogniaux plays around with coded visualizations and the result is the confusing…

I don’t really understand why anyone would like to display or store their stuff in a case that a) look so unstable, and b) doesn’t offer as much store as the space it occupies, but if you like weirdly modern designs then this would make a…

Designer Rebecca Newnham finds her inspiration in the botanical wonders of the world and her magnificent creation, the Blue Calthos pays tribute to the delicate glories of the orchid. Made from blue, red and green glass, the mosaic brings forth all the.

All eyes in New York are going to on the new building rising directly west of The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. The 75-storey building, undertaken by real estate developer Hines and designed by Ateliers Jean Nouvel , when complete by..

It’s like Willy Wonka died and left you his chocolate factory to rampage as you will! This is Godiva’s Chocolate Room in East Village (note to self: quit job and move to NYC!) which is constructed entirely out of chocolate (wipe the drool off the.

Judging by the pyramidical structure of this concept one could never guess that it is infact a dual-sided dish! The design is the brainchild of Kazakh industrial designer Alexei Belyalov, and dare I say the influences at work are a little too…

Storage and functionality that give the workers a sense of space and relaxation, the Codic designed by Estudi Blanc uses a system of metal structures which allow addition of assembly tables and shelves to be joined in with the main workstation. Tables..

The dining table has since long become an inseparable part of either our drawing rooms, kitchens or dining space- if you are lucky to have one. At a time when everyone is facing space constraints dedicating a place completely for the dining table…

No, I’m not narrating a fairytale, for this Singing Ringing tree is a reality. This musical sculpture located at Burnley, far from the madding crowd, is a relief for those who praise architecture and want to seek peace. Designed by Mike Tonkin and.