With today being a leap year day, I was inspired to think about designs that seem to rely on a leap of faith. Whether good or bad, these designs are captivating & cause a second glance.
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| Sculptures in the home can be a compelling accessory with texture and personality. These branches certainly do all three |
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| The designer and client was likely aiming to conserve visual space while making a contemporary impact with this glass staircase |
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| the Art Nouveau staircase |
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| This room has a serious wow factor that has made it popular on Houzz It has a floor that looks down to the basement wine cellar |
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| Walls filled with artwork and photographs make for focal points that truly personalize a space |
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| No need to accessorize a fireplace with artwork when the fireplace is a piece of art itself |
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| u ever considered a waterfall in place of ur sink faucets- The designer had a unique vision here, and I think it works |
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| A shower smack dab in the center of the bathroom is definitely a design leap of faith even if a clear enclosure ensures that it doesnt visually impede the flow |
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| Marrying a waterfall and a table kills two birds with one stone, particularly handy if you’re short on space |
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| The NHOW Hotel in Berlin went the extra mile to catch guests attention with bold color choices. |
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| unusual seating captivates you as you walk into this room photo via a lovely being blog |
Do you think these designs were fascinating or should the designers have looked more carefully before they leaped?
peace & love,
Lynz
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