Showing posts with label floor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floor. Show all posts

Mind Your Step


Amazing street illusion created by Erik Johansson. Looks like a large hole in the middle of Sergels torg public square in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Log Slice Rug


The Woody Wood Rug, as it’s called by it’s Dutch creator, Yvette Laduk, is a highly durable carpet which has edges that have been cut, burnt and fixed to resemble tree bark. The rug can also be used as a cool wall hanging.

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The Flying Carpet


Using digital Iranian artist Seyed Alavi had an aerial view of the Sacramento River woven into a carpet for the floor of a pedestrian bridge connecting the Sacramento International Airport terminal to the parking garage.


The carpet can be read and experienced as a “welcome mat” for visitors arriving in Sacramento.

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D'Espresso Cafe



Inspired by the nearby Bryant Park Library, nema workshop designed a store that is straightforward in a simple twisted way – Take a library and turn it SIDEWAYS. The booklined shelves become the floor and ceilings and wood floor ends up on the walls meanwhile the pendants protrude sideways from the wall. To achieve the books shelves on the floor, the space is lined with sepia-toned full size photograph of books printed on custom tiles.

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Three Dimensional Play Rugs


Three dimensional Play Rugs for children of all ages.Just pull out your child’s toy farm animals, cars and dolls and enjoy watching them rediscover their creativity and imagination on their new Play Rug.

There are 4 designs for girls and boys: ‘Farm’, ‘Traffic’, ‘Playing Way’ and ‘Playing Family’, with a choice of colors and sizes available to match your child’s room.

You can find them at Danish By Design.

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Floor To Heaven


This carpet by German label Floor to Heaven looks like its made of a big old oak tree, except its actually made of wonderful fluffy wool.

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Devotion


10,000 origami flowers, all folded by James Roper. He folded these flowers over the course of three years. Every day he would fold an average of ten of them.
Then he created different compositions of the flowers on the floor of a gallery.

James Roper is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, painter and paper craftsman.

The project as a whole is called “Devotion.”

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Land Peel


Land Peel is a furniture developed by Japanese industrial design student Shin Yamashita from the Kyoto Institute of Technology. It is a flat three piece mat set from which a table, seat or rest can be made simply by lifting the panels. When done using, the furniture can be discreetly tucked away.

The flexibility of the lounge floor mat makes it ideal for all leisurely activities such as
watching television, studying, lying down, or reading a book.

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Trompe L’Oeil Floor Mat


Trompe L’Oeil Floor Mat features a photorealistic reproduction of a distressed, white washed wood floor, printed on a tough micro-woven poly, backed with plush foam rubber.

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Hopscotch Rug



Puts a smile on your face doesn't it?!
Buy it here.

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Trompe L'Oeil Floor Mats






Trompe L'Oeil Floor Mats are photorealistic reproductions of heavily textured materials like wood, shag carpet or stone, printed on a tough micro-woven poly, backed with plush foam rubber. Choose your favorite finish!

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