Waiting Realm by lemonjim

Bryce • Architecture • posted on Nov 14, 2005

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Description

Sometimes you just gotta wait. Ho hum. -*- But hmmm...! That chair has a bizarre Carrara and Silo curved shape, and it looks lile an ArtMatic texture is delicately sewn into it. -*- Naw, I'm just getting sleepy.

Comments (14)

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deci6el

9:36PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

Need I say, Trippy! I like it, alot.

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Burpee

9:45PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

That is some funky cloth! Excellent pots and floor mat and so well lit. You wouldn't get bored waiting here :)

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angells

9:52PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

Nice cloth work, and lighting.

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bigkahuna

10:06PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

very psychodelic, I kinda like it. Sorta has a polished cotton look to it.

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stealthman

10:52PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

Very cool design! Funky and fun! Awesome!

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Mikan

11:08PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

besides every detail of it, that lighting worth a half of the "glory"; by the way - the work seems very alive because of those light saturated tones.

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Digimon

11:22PM | Mon, 14 November 2005

Yes the ultra lounge looks quite inviting!! Nice place for a nap!!

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3DKids

12:01AM | Tue, 15 November 2005

Far Out, Jim! Stupendous caustic mood lighting and wonderful fabric textures. Simple but effective presentation, I love "complex minimalism". brUNO

garyandcatherine

1:48AM | Tue, 15 November 2005

Looks like a lounge room in an underground music club. I agree with 3dKids, "far out"

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sadlers5

11:57AM | Tue, 15 November 2005

this is awesome love the colors and symmetry!

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potamus

12:02PM | Tue, 15 November 2005

Dude, where's my Electric Kool-aid? Appropriately, I had an Escher moment, when I thought the wall boards were actually a continuation of the floor (happens if you look at the left side of the image first, not noticing the sofa shadow). This must be where Peter Max had his first encounter with Peyote! Very cool!!

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