35 Times Interior Designers Outdid Themselves With Incredible Solutions, As Shared On This IG Page (New Pics)
If you’re a fellow interior design aficionado who gets their blood pumping just by looking at pics of whimsical structures, innovative designs and sleek solutions, pull your seat closer.
Welcome to the Instagram page “Topdezigners”, a real treasure box dedicated to modern architecture, art and design. The pics that get shared here are both mesmerizing and inspiring, whether you’re thinking of a quick remodeling project, or simply daydreaming of your dream home.
We wrapped up some of the most stunning designs below so don’t forget to upvote your favorite ones as you go. Also, when you’re done, be sure to check out our previous feature on Topdezigners right here.
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Zhongshuge Bookstore By Li Xiang
Garden House — Design: Ti Lee
Always liked the idea of a house built around a central courtyard. This is one of the few designs here that could be lived in.
Unless you have something to do with interior design, you probably don’t look much at the place around you except for wanting it to be pleasant to be in and practical. But that’s already a lot to ask for. Because essentially, interior designs are our aesthetic aids that, if made well, can help us to find that much-needed inner peace.
From the ancient Chinese art of feng shui, where spatial positioning corresponds with energy flow, or wabi sabi, the Japanese practice of embracing imperfections, the harmony with ourselves and our space is something we’ve been looking into throughout history.
Bathroom By Mantis-Design Build
Do You Love Winter Holidays? – Design: Selami Bektas
Danish Upcycling Project
According to interior designer Timothy Corrigan of Timothy Corrigan Inc., “there is more and more research that shows the direct influence that our homes have, not only on our moods, but our overall health and well-being.” In such chaotic times when people spend more and more time in the comfort of their homes, the space, the ambience, the decor, and the function become probably one of the most important aspects in our lives.
Dragon LEGO Table By Ogilvy
A Place Where Ideas Are Born — Picture: Guillaume Favre
Underwater Restaurant By Snøhetta
Erick Garcia from the Los Angeles-based design firm Maison Trouvaille told Vogue that our perception of our home has undergone a dramatic change recently. “We have been forced to slow down and spend time in our homes—this drives a strong desire to really create a space that reflects both visually and affectionately what it is we are feeling. As of lately we are paying close attention to how design has the ability to create an energy.”
As a result, every corner and every object we're surrounded by must serve some sort of purpose. So experts suggest that we may see a shift towards more functional interiors, as well as more emotional ones, like travel or hobby-inspired.
At One With Nature – Architecture: Yodezeen Architects
The look does have a certain modernistic/minimalist appeal, but "one with nature" is not how I would describe it. Too many straight lines and right angles, far too few living things and far too little green or really any color (except for one custom designed bonsai miniscape in a strictly confined oblong bed).
Wormhole Library By Mad Architects
Ananda House By Elora Hardy
Mountain House
Catenary Waves By Javier Valero
Puertovallarta Beach Side House
Epoxy Table By Abraham Wood Decor
Beautiful desk, but the lack of wire management destroys it for me...
Industrial Beauty – Design: Pat N
In The Heart Of Nature – Design: @diachok.vld
Nice at first glance, but I hate that staircase. 1) One side open (no railing): accident waiting to happen 2) open steps right above the kitchen counter. Might as well put your dirty socks/shoes directly in the salad bowl. Also sleeping right above the sink (and stove?) within direct view to/of the sitting area and a comletely see-through glass front? My bed is my cave, not a public display perfumed with eau de fried bacon.
Forest Villa
Rainbow Colored Bridge In Giant Hand By Ta Landscape Architecture
Modern Mosque Dubai
Ocean Views
The Penthouse — Design: Archillusion
Ocean Kitchen By Robert Kolenik
Restaurant By Paul Milinski
Beauty Of Nature — Design: Bartosz Domiczek
Hotel Coma Uma Canggu
Chameleon Villa By Word Of Mouth Architecture
me stubs my toe every day.......toe cracks......hmmmm this might not be the right choice for me
Ibm-Office Building By Nathan Brami Architecture
The Yoga House – Design: Anton Kalambet
Pier By Paul Milinski
Hibed Designed By Fabio Vinella
I'd rather have a regular bed and enjoy the room than have this bed which distracts from the views.
House By Elías Rizo Arquitectos
I don't want to sound overly conservative, but when have walls become irrelevant in a house?
Dope Or Nope ? İced Staircase In Sweden
Whay Do You Think About The Glass Tub ?
Note: this post originally had 112 images. It’s been shortened to the top 35 images based on user votes.
Most of these: . Design: 9/10 . Uniqueness: 9/10 . Creativity: 10/10 . Maintenance: pain in the a*s Practicality: pain in the butt
They're from an IG page. They were designed FOR Instagram - aka FAKE AF! There were one or two slightly practical designs, but most of these are as real as a Kardashian's natural skin tone.
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Three cheers for engineers who then have to make extraordinary concepts actually work, and three cheers for builders who have to grapple with both architects and engineers. Kudos to all of them for not throttling each other.
Is it only me, but IMHO most of them are digital renderings, or pointless impractical design exercise. Some ideas are great, but not practical from long or short term. Great to take photos only.
Most of these: . Design: 9/10 . Uniqueness: 9/10 . Creativity: 10/10 . Maintenance: pain in the a*s Practicality: pain in the butt
They're from an IG page. They were designed FOR Instagram - aka FAKE AF! There were one or two slightly practical designs, but most of these are as real as a Kardashian's natural skin tone.
Load More Replies... Three cheers for engineers who then have to make extraordinary concepts actually work, and three cheers for builders who have to grapple with both architects and engineers. Kudos to all of them for not throttling each other.
Is it only me, but IMHO most of them are digital renderings, or pointless impractical design exercise. Some ideas are great, but not practical from long or short term. Great to take photos only.
