Unusual design

What was coined in 1984 as "Mid-Century modern" by writer and art historian Cara Greenberg is now a key word used by the furniture design industry. It denotes functionality, elegance, and simplicity, with modern-day designers ditching the age-old and traditional "only wood and marble" furniture. They are open to experimenting with materials like metal, glass, vinyl, and plywood, and combining it with wood to create newer versions of furniture.

Surreal

Check out all of these unusual homes that push the boundaries of architectural design. 🏡✨🔮😲

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Name this chair. 📌

If you allow designers to call the tune, they’ll end up creating lots of fascinating stuff out of ordinary things. Not that we mind: doesn’t it feel good having something that is both useful and aesthetically pleasing? Bright Side has gleaned 25 examples of everyday objects that look remarkably original while remaining practical.

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Luxury Residential Interior Designer Jill Abelman of Las Vegas, creates spaces that are both functional, organic, and beautiful. Or as Jill has coined her own word, “Organiglam!” Working with a hand-selected team of artists and master craftsmen, the focused precision of Insidestyle’s designs will make a lasting impression on your home and your peace of