In Albert Park, Australia, architect Matt Gibson came up with a great design for George Residential, with a a classic Victorian workers cottage look on the front and a contemporary terrace at the back end. Combined as a metaphorical bridge of history between the front and the rear, the house has a minimalist design with a huge livingroom with an LCD to spend some quality time, a beautiful wooden kitchen with well defined shapes and all the needed utensils and a concealed fold away door that makes the connection with the back terrace. Both the colors and the materials seem to bond really well to creating a warm modern home. I’d really wish to know how much they spent to have George Residential like that! - via Momoy

When I saw these door designs by Nicolai Wallner I didn’t know what to say exactly, I was just really amazed, and I can say that the pictures made me smile. Just try to imagine how your friends, or anybody would react when they’ll see a door like this …. WTF !!

Galleri Nicolai Wallner is a contemporary art gallery, which exhibits innovative Scandinavian and international art. Since 1993 Gallery Nicolai Wallner has been one of the leading young galleries on the contemporary art scene. Galleri Nicolai Wallner has adhered the highest standards of connoisseurship and has achieved an international reputation for presenting some of the most challenging contemporary artists.

What can I say, this chair looks at least interesting, but I don’t know how comfortable it is, maybe if you add a cushion to support your back.This chair is designed to save some space, so when you don’t use it you can hung it from hooks on the wall creating a contemporary art piece ( but I don’t know how many of you might consider a hung chair an art ).In conclusion, an interesting idea, but not to useful.  Designed by Pottinger and Cole.