Walkable Mountain Rollercoaster Stairs

Designed by Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth, the Tiger & Turle – Magic Mountain is an outdoor sculpture which opened in Duisburg Wanheim, Germany.The sculpture has been constructed on a “artificially heaped-up mountain” to provide dynamic views of the surrounding area. The visitor climbs on foot via differently steep steps the roller-coaster-sculpture. Led-lights are integrated in the handrails and highlight the flight of stairs so the sculpture is accessible at night, too. At 45 metres tall, the sculpture is the largest in the country and is easily visible from every angle.

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Amazing Chair Or Guest Bed

Large scale replicas of everyday objThe Nest is multifunctional furniture designed by Anders Backe, a redesign of a traditional futon furniture designed for small spaces. It easily transforms between a lounge chair and a guest bed and consists of nothing but a high quality futon mattress! The Nest is a lounge chair for those who want to sit and have a hot cup of coffee, and turns into bed when you have an unexpected guest at your home.

Just with a simple and rapid transformation you can enjoy the comfort every time you want, the Nest makes a great addition for space-limited apartments!cts created by award-winning sculptors Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen.

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Nothing to Lose

Award-winning illustrator Robert Carter has expressively illustrated all types of themes from adolescent depression to the current socioeconomic crisis. His work has been printed in editorial spreads of magazines such as Harvard Business, Inhouse, Grip, The American Legion, The Artist’s, and more.

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Cay Art

Artist Bobby Causey is known for making realistic sculptures of movie characters such as the Joker, Jack Torrance from “The Shining” (1980), Superman, and others

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Classic Paintings

Using plenty of Jelly Beans, painter Kristen Cumings has recreated famous masterpieces such as “Girl with a Pearl Earring,” “Mona Lisa,” “Young Blonde Girl,” and more.

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Cookie Connection

Photographer Sandy Skoglund took these conceptual pictures way back in 1978. They are timeless works of art. It is very interesting to see how she connected food patterns to wallpaper and what looks to be tablecloths. The last image was taken in the same year, however not food related, but still motif related.

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Graffiti Room

Au Vieux Panier hotel in Marseille, France asked graffiti artist Tilt to decorate one of their rooms. After one week of hard work, “Panic Room” was created.

White hotel room was divided into two parts. One half was covered with unique graffiti drawings and the other half was left untouched.

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