Aesthetics are a pretty subjective notion. Everyone has their favorite color, patterns, textures and so on. That being said, it’s very easy to find designs that probably needed a bit more time on the drawing board. You have probably run into a billboard or an item from Ikea that makes you wonder what they were thinking!
Fortunately, the ideas below are different. The Instagram account Design Therapy is devoted to showcasing interesting and innovative designs, from kitchen solutions to architecture. It has amassed over 250 thousand followers with ideas that are both engrossing and soothing.
Upvote and comment on your favorites, and if you are still interested in examples of therapeutic design, check out Bored Panda’s other collections of awesome designs here. Or, if you want a bit of contrast, take a look at some examples of bewilderingly terrible design here.
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Drone Light Restoration Of Ancient Building
Stone Sculptures By Jon Foreman
Mysterious Sculpture Designed By Joshua Vermillon
Frog Accessories
Tor Twist Shelf Designed By Tom Raffield
Guerilla Marketing Campaigns By Oral-B
Hand Painted Doormat
The Cyber Drone Show
Colorful Window
“Sharpener” Lighting Designed By Nanako Kume
Iconic Porcelain Helmet
Ceramic Cat Plate Designed By Tatiana Gavrilova
Retractable Pregnancy Garment Designed By Shenzhen Iu+ Design Co
Banyan Tree Roots In Hong Kong
Japanese-Style Platform Bed With White Ash And Hallowed-Out Beach Stone
Waiheke House Designed By Cheshire Architects
Handmade Sandwiches
Two-Story Printed Detached House
Wooden Boat
Sho Vip
“Gaudism”
Coffee Shop With A Vw Bus
Desk Tidy Lamp Designed By Yohan Lansard Design
Pillars By Ishmael Randall Weeks
The Flow Single Sofa By Sunriu Design
Amangiri Resort Designed By Studio Rick Joy
Student Dormitory Of China Medical University Designed By Irving Huang Architects
The New Museum Of Ethnography In City Park, Budapest
The Otherlog Analog Wall Clock Designed By George Chacko
Rainbow Family Pool Designed By Selldorf Architects
Myfresh Café Designed By Loop Design Studio Photos By Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Loop & Link Designed By @raw_color_ And @sancal
Shoumyouji Temple Bell Hut
Iconic Brand Logos Designed By Ilya Stallone
Island Is A Double-Decker Driverless Tram Designed By @pontidesignstudiohk For Hong Kong In The Post-Covid Era
The name Island refers to the innovative design of the interiors, with large circular benches where passengers sit facing outwards. The exterior design is inspired by Hong Kong buildings with curved curtain walls. Island’s curved windows and domed top draw in light by day and awe-inspiring views by night. The interiors are sleek and comfortable: charcoal gray walls, cushioned seats, wooden floors and trims with natural finish. Island connects several elements of design and urban life: transportation, landscape and sightseeing, safety and comfort. It represents the forward-thinking spirit of Hong Kong, and redefines public transport for the post-Covid era. Island won the 2020 GIDA Design Award.
