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Hard to not get impressed by this über elite branding, interior decoration / design work from Argentinian agency SeventhDesign: Möoi is part of a brand new concept in Buenos Aires: the contemporaneous food. This wave has been merged in this project with the modern art & design to build a nice space, comfortable and very impressive utilizing a great amount of different shapes, textures and colors. The brand elements, graphic design, packaging and industrial design provides a strong image to this beautiful restaurant located into Belgrano town, Buenos Aires.

Hard to not get impressed by this über elite branding, interior decoration / design work from Argentinian agency SeventhDesign:

Möoi is part of a brand new concept in Buenos Aires: the contemporaneous food. This wave has been merged in this project with the modern art & design to build a nice space, comfortable and very impressive utilizing a great amount of different shapes, textures and colors.

The brand elements, graphic design, packaging and industrial design provides a strong image to this beautiful restaurant located into Belgrano town, Buenos Aires.
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The advertising agency Boys and Girls requests Abgc Architects for an interior design carrier of the Charles Mingus’ quote: making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity. A table build by Abgc through traditional lego assembly techniques (no glue) was the result for their boardroom area.

The advertising agency Boys and Girls requests Abgc Architects for an interior design carrier of the Charles Mingus’ quote:

making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.
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Hansgrohe, bathroom fittings brand of choice for Burj Khalifa...

Hansgrohe is the bathroom fittings brand of choice for Burj Khalifa (or Khalifa Tower), an ostentatious skyscrapper, being the tallest in the world, said brand provided about 5.000 bathroom fittings from their Axor Stark collection through the 828 metter height of this colossal building.

For their opening in January 4th 2010, Hansgrohe joined in the celebration, they got recognized their wide labour during the several years that took Burj Khalifa’s development surpassing the global financial recession phenomena.

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When I saw this via Trendir, I HAD to post about it, a surreal architecture that I have never seen before, with such ingenious use of the enviroment around this house and the whole interior design and decoration is just top-notch work from SeARCH and Christian Muller Architects.

When I saw this via Trendir, I HAD to post about it, a surreal architecture that I have never seen before, with such ingenious use of the enviroment around this house and the whole interior design and decoration is just top-notch work from SeARCH and Christian Muller Architects.

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