Black Sunday, a beautiful photographic series set deep within a forest in Melbourne, Australia, from talented Lilli Water. See more here.
Swiss studio Lischer Partner Architekten designed this three-storey holiday home located above Lake Lucerne, on the southern flank of Mount Rigi. This contemporary home was built and integrated on a steep slope with concrete shell and a spectacular wooden interior.
(via Wave Avenue)
Urban Letters by the knitting graffiti collective Yarn Bombing Los Angeles.
Yarn Bombing Los Angeles (YBLA) is a group of guerrilla knitters who have been collaborating since 2010 to stage public installations and performances to help expand the definition of public art to include self initiated, temporal urban interventions such as yarn bombing.
Photography from Tom Wik.
The marks of individuality found in the details of people’s houses suggest a complicated wealth of experience just behind the facades. It’s the comically and beautifully “off” – the sometimes awkward but often subtle expressions of the facade – that reveal a house’s character. I’m drawn to houses that haven’t had the chance to bring in a stylist before the shoot – houses where the fantasy of Home Sweet Home is fraying at the edges. The scars of the struggle to keep up appearances are plainly visible and so are the attempts to hide them.
