In between is a surrealistic octopus chandeliers with sinuous arm movements swept away by the sea, octopus at rest, and still octopus prey exhibiting. Imagine how cool chandelier like would look like along with some sea-themed wallpaper and decor. This dramatic chandeliers designed by Adam Wallacavage. To make them an artist using traditional techniques of ornamental plaster and paint their own hands.

Thanks to that it was long enough and even two people sitting on the sofa opposite side can use it comfortably. If you like the idea you might try to make something like that themselves or to buy one and paint it to match your interior. Ant table designed by Oliver Nikolic is a more modern take on the coffee table design. This looks pretty simple but really functional. This coffee table is made of simple wood and glass, and has two separate peaks.

Some of them are just decorative elements while some other hidden functions such as lighting, air conditioning system, sound and ventilation. Even some of the furniture object consists of the box. Thanks to their living space looks dynamic and highly unusual. Lightning system, hidden behind the boxes, providing a spread, indirect light and scalable. Monochrome duplex apartments of about 280m ² with a large terrace designed by Paris-based studio architecture Architecture Pascal Grasso. It lies at the heart of Paris and is equipped with a complex wall geometry. There are many boxes plaster on walls and floors.