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Hotel Mondrian Doha, Qatar.
The design was done in a maximalist style by the Dutch interior designer Marcel Wanders.
Hong Kong interior architecture, the M+ | Museum of Contemporary Art
Travel guide youtu.be/BAIOZ_aSQmY?si=XigrhVU6T1Tbsz2t
Los interiores de hongos ha sido lo mas dificil para mi de desarrollar fotograficamente hablando, esto es parte de nuevas tecnicas...
Muy contento con el resultado.
shots of a modern building reminiscent of archetypical house shapes ...
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This is a photo of the interior of the truck in the previous post. Even though the truck is labeled as a Dodge, the body evidently was manufactured by the Wayne Works company as noted by a plaque on the door. It appears there was some collaboration in manufacturing between Wayne Works and Dodge as well as other bus manufacturers. The conversion of the bus to living quarters was quite elegant! Note the brick on the floor near the door. I suspect the window through which I took this photo was broken with that brick.
Islamic Interior V1
Created with Midjourney
PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 Raw filters.
Further PP work in Luminar Neo filters. Hybrid creation.
Luminar added another editing tool Light and Depth, I am loving it!
A serene Islamic-inspired interior with high pointed arches and elegant stained-glass windows in turquoise and gold. Soft white curtains drape between the arches. The floor is covered with lush green plants, grass, and colorful flowers (pink, violet, white), creating a vibrant natural carpet. Small flowering bushes and green potted plants are scattered subtly around the space, especially near the walls and windows. Natural light pours in, enhancing the blend of architecture and nature. No furniture minimal detail, calm and airy atmosphere, 16:9 aspect ratio, botanical-themed palace interior,
--chaos 10
--ar 16:9 --style raw --v 7 --stylize 150
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Entered in Interiors - Kreative People - January 2026 Contest
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Step into the enchanting embrace of 'Indoor Oasis,' where hues of gold, cream, burgundy, rustic red, and olive green intertwine in a mesmerizing mesh of luxury and charm.
Crafted with love using creations from Apple Fall, Pitaya, Novus, James&Dew, Madras, Kraftwork, Mithral, Chai, and Foxwood.
Interior of one of the common rooms for the use of guests at the Terrapuri Heritage Village in Terengganu, Malaysia. The owner's collection of Malay cultural artefacts are displayed in these rooms. Note the cradle on the front left where magazines are placed now. In the past, people would just sit on floor mats, there were no lounge sets or chairs.
Kirchberg - Philharmonie Interiors
- Philharmonie: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philharmonie_Luxembourg
- Philharmonie: www.philharmonie.lu
- Architect Christian de Portzamparc: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_de_Portzamparc
- Kirchberg: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirchberg,_Luxembourg
I found this spiral staircase in a Shaker village many years ago and the natural light was so beautiful coming from the skylight.
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Eberbach abbey interior. Monks Dormitory with it's amazingly long vaulted ceiling. This 70m long room is one of the most impressive medieval rooms I've ever visited
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Fotografía: Claudia Vasconcelo
Lugar: Canela
Fecha: 13 de Octubre 2007
Equipo:Canon EOS RebelXT Lente 100mm
Interior del funicular que sube hasta Artxanda desde Bilbao..!
Uniendo la Villa de Bilbao con el monte de Artxanda.
Fué inaugurado el 7 de octubre del año 1915.
Se construyó,para poder acceder al Casino
que estaba situado en el monte Artxanda.
En la guerra civil..durante el asedio de Bilbao las vias
y la estación superior fueron bombardeadas..
Y se interrumpió el servicio hasta el año 1938.
Tiene un desnivel.de 226,49.
Y una pendiente máxima de 44,98%