Organic architecture interior

Unearth the beauty of Modern Organic Architecture. Delve into its principles, aesthetics, and impact on today's design world. A must-read for design enthusiasts!

“My houses are living beings, they have a nervous system, a stomach, intestines, a heart” - Jacques Couelle As a tribute to nature, French architect Jacques Couelle built in the 1960’s a set of houses overlooking the bay of Cannes. Commissioned by a wealthy backer, the hamlet known as Casterellas was intended to

Designed and built by Tenon Architecture, the project entails the renovation of an office space for the Onassis Group in Athens. The guiding principle was to create a timber interior that innovatively juxtaposes organic forms and clean lines.

Design Connected on Instagram: "Fluid. Sculptural. Desert-like. Earthy. Dive into the boundless sea of inspiration within this concept restaurant space, where the sleek simplicity of modernity meets the organic flow of nature. Central to this fusion is the sweeping wooden ceiling, mirroring the gentle undulations of dunes or the graceful bends of topographical contours. The wooden embrace exudes warmth, while gentle lighting accents each smooth curve. Boundaries between walls and the…

"The Maria store project was developed to create a sensory experience for everyone who visits. It follows the trend of curves and organic shapes, but with timeless materials. It is intrinsically connected and reflective of the identity developed for the brand, seeking to bring the branding to life." Learn more at Architonic.com #architonic #architecture #design #interior #interiordesign #retailinteriors #shopdesign #shopinterior #interiorlover

The restaurant's design follows an organic conceptual line. Both the shape of the central atrium and its textures, as well as the imperfect steps full of roughness. Designed by Rob Makaryan architecture, arch, project, design, organic, beige, clean palette, minimalism, restaurant, gastronomic, relax

Organic Forms and Natural Shapes in Workplace Design, Organic design is growing in popularity, a shift in workplace design towards comfort, wellbeing and nature.

Image 3 of 47 from gallery of Shell / ARTechnic architects.