Four Eyes House by Edward Ogosta Architecture in Coachella Valley, CA, USA. This building, surrounded by a rough desert landscape is already a contrast with its pure white color and geometric shapes. Add the amazing harmony between exterior and interior and you get something truly outstanding. That mirroring pool just adds the finishing touch.
7 ♥ / 10 months ago
California Roll House concept, by Christopher Daniels, from California, USA. This extravagant concept unifies architecture and design. Imagine living in this, surrounded by the desert and only a few trees. Unreally cool. 
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In Orbit by Mark Weaver, from Atlanta, GA, USA. Retro looking, yet futuristic, but still contemporary graphic design.
18 ♥ / 1 year ago
1964 by Mark Weaver, from Atlanta, USA. Simple, clean and vintage. The blue circle nicelybalances the picture out.
245 ♥ / 1 year ago
Untitled (painting) by Mark Weaver, from Atlanta, USA. Artwork made for an art show. Strickly for geometry lovers.
12 ♥ / 1 year ago
August (from The Sun series) by Aspen Mays, from Chicago, USA. Nice minimalist paintings using basic shapes.
31 ♥ / 1 year ago
Untitled, 2011 by Jack Schneider, from Chicago, USA. I received a message from Jack a few days ago, recommending me one of his paintings from a series of about 10. He said looking through my tumblog he thought I might be interested in his artworks. And yes. I am interested. Love this painting! Thanks again, Jack Schneider!
21 ♥ / 1 year ago
A Little Bit of Escher by Tanya Johnston, from Montreal, Canada. Modern art breaking through nature.
10 ♥ / 1 year ago
A Crisis of Imagination by Tanya Johnston, from Montreal, Canada. Tanya’s artworks are really great, worth checking out.
21 ♥ / 1 year ago
3DHB by Jennifer Rose Sciarrino, from Toronto, Canada. The simple perfection of modern sculptures.
12 ♥ / 1 year ago
Painting by Dan McPharlin, from the USA. Total harmony of shapes and colors.
34 ♥ / 1 year ago
Kroon Hall, Yale University by Hopkins Architects and Centerbrook Architects and Planners, in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Attractive, energy efficient, open and spacious. Perfectly fits into the image of a modern university with great traditions. Love the form of the facade too.
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