It looks like a box of wonders, a theater with depths perspective, this watch made of three bamboo sheets spaced and laser cut. A deer, mushrooms and a small tree up the landscape spread over three layers to give it depth.
Forest Tabletop Clock was created by the American study Decoylab and is part of a collection of watches, laser-cut sheets of wood inspired by illustrations of animals and designed specifically for the bedrooms of children.
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Located in an old barge stationed on the Seine, this bright loft is furnished with a modern style mixed with vintage and designer pieces.
The kitchen, built in a style distinctly “industrial” uses a lot of steel and metal combined with wood almost raw. Lamps and furniture are signed Evasion55.
In the sunny living room, separate from the kitchen only by a low wall, we find a sofa custom made by D’Argentat, adorned with pillows Rouge du Rhin. The great reading lamp, extending over large sofa and Artemis. The white and black sitting in La Haut sur la Colline puts in contrast with the contemporary style of retro chairs and sideboard.
Upstairs, where are the bedrooms, bathrooms and closets, are made against a retro industrial style and taste, already found in the living room, with doors and shelves made of metal, coupled with pastel colors and armchairs and chandeliers antiques.
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It is not the first time here on architeclines talking about houses for birds. We are not talking at all, of course, to imprison the birds cages, but small feeders that thanks to their design or not sfigurino terraces and green gardens that create a link between city dwellers and feathered flying over their heads.
Birdhouse is a small wooden shelter installed on a long wooden arm with several branches, halfway between an aerial and a tree branch. Designed by the young Emilie Cazin and produced by Belgian brand Vlaemsch, birdhouse can be attached to any window sill using a vise.
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