Curvix Penthouse

Nestled in Batumi's bustling city center in Georgia, the impressive Curvix Penthouse by Stipfold is a visionary residential interior design project offering stunning vistas of Batumi Central Boulevard and the serene seaside. This unique 200 sqm penthouse features a distinctive layout with a central tunnel flanked by two flat-ceilinged wings, seamlessly blending contrasting spaces. The tunnel is clad in a biomorphic shell of fiber-concrete panels, creating a sense of spatial continuity. Parquet islands strategically placed in dining, lounge, and bedroom areas counterbalance the concrete's starkness, adding warmth. The minimalist essence allows biophilic design elements to shine, with lush green plants connecting the interior to scenic views through sizable arched windows. The guest bathroom, adorned with micro mosaics, maintains design coherence, showcasing the meticulous and unique craftsmanship of design studio Stipfold.

SPROUT | A PENCIL THAT GROWS

What if pencils could grow? What if instead of throwing your pencil stubs away when they´re too short to use, you could plant them, add some water and watch them grow? Meet Sprout, a pencil with a seed! The high quality pencil features a water activated capsule at its tip, when the pencil is too short to use, you can plant it and have it grow into something delicious, beautiful and fun. Sprout comes in a variety of different flavors, from flowers, to herbs and vegi...
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STAR WARS REPLICA PROPS

Star Wars fans rejoice! Lucasfilm and Disney have presented their own line of official replicas of some of the franchise’s most iconic props. The collection was created by the Proshop at Pinewood Studios in the UK, the same place where all the iconic weaponry, masks, helmets and armory that you see in Star Wars: The Force Awakens were manufactured. The amazingly detailed pieces are unprecedented in their accuracy, and currently include impressively accurate replic...
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THE ZEST CHAIR | BY NANCY CHU

This is a concept chair by Nancy Chu, an industrial design student at the University of Cincinnati. The chair catches the eye with it´s interesting shape. With a very minimal design the chair consists of two metal sheets peeling away from each other, revealing an unexpected pop of color that pulls in the eye....
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