Home Exteriors By Risk

Not one to pass up a surface to paint on, Risk got commissioned to beautify a 4,700 square‐foot house in Santa Monica. And while you’d think that would be enough, he’s also designing a “water feature” for the luxury home.

Not one to pass up a surface to paint on, Risk got commissioned to beautify a 4,700 square‐foot house in Santa Monica. And while you’d think that would be enough, he’s also designing a “water feature” for the luxury home.
You don’t pay for efficiency with these guys.
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Whether you hang it on the wall or set it on your desk, this clock designed by Vadim Kibardin is a minimalist’s dream. Available for pre-order now.
For the developer with an interior design sense, floral motif wallpaper created from ASCII symbols.

A one-of-a-kind coffee table “inspired by an unlikely combination of sources: German architect Mies van der Rohe, miniatures and alt-rock band Pavement’s album, “Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain.”"

32,683 sq. ft, 9 Bedrooms, 14 full bathrooms, 4 half bathrooms, a basketball court, tennis court, entry gate with the #23, and a pond on over 7 acres… $29 million

The aktiv is a completely furnished one bedroom home, expected to be priced at US$79,500.
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You know you’ve always wanted to do this.
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In the Gardens was a show curated by Misha Hollenbach at Utopian Slumps in Melbourne, Australia. It featured rugs woven in Tibet from designs by Chris Johanson, Barry McGee, Misaki Kawai, Keegan McHargue Christian Hidaka, Constanze Zikos, and Misha Hollenbach. In The Gardens closed on December 24th.