What an amazing structure to have popped up over New York…
New Yorkers got a treat this week as the second section of New York’s iconic High Line park opened, right in time for summer. Section 2 doubles the length to a mile (1.6 km) between Gansevoort Street to West 30th Street, connecting the Meatpacking District, West Chelsea and Midtown West. Visitors can now enjoy new views of the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, and the New Yorker Hotel.
via My Modern Metropolis.
Beautiful blend of textures that come together with some sharp architecture…
Working within the restrictions posed by the narrow site, the design divides the lot into thirds, with the two main volumes placed on the exterior edges of the property, bridged by a sunken kitchen in the center. The one-story structure to the south houses a great room that combines formal living and dining areas. The structure begins in the front of the property and flows into an outdoor dining patio. A large expanse of glass along the east provides a visual and spatial link to the pool area.
via ArchDaily.
Check out these beautiful outdoor firepits called Modfires produced by American metal artist Brandon Williams, stunning!
Stunning garden design, well worth checking out their gallery
Located a short walk from the village of Cucuron in the heart of the Luberon National Park,considered as the genuine, real and timeless Provence, Le Pavillon de Galon is a restored 18th century hunting pavilion, surrounded by vines, orchards, cherry and olive trees.
Love this TeePee, together with the DIY guide on the Smile and Wave blog.
Creators of the NESTREST, an innovative new hanging pod woven from supersize strands of DEDON Fiber, Daniel Pouzet and Fred Frety are two of Paris’s most intriguing design talents. Close collaborators of Jean-Marie Massaud, with whom they have forged new ways of working and approaching design, Daniel and Fred bring a rich diversity of experience to each project they undertake, alone or in a team.
via Contemporan.