INTIMATE DESIGN CORNER – BLACK & WHITE

I love highlighting hidden corners and details in my black and white design photography, as they hold the key to revealing the true beauty of a space...

Black and white design photography combines all the elements I love about photography: interior design, visual art, fine art, and history. For me, interior design is a blend of creativity, passion, and ideas – shaped by the personal stories and memories of both the client and the designer. I believe black and white design photography captures the fusion of personal taste, moments, and the principles of these two influences.

When examining a design, one can immediately sense what speaks to them – whether it is bold, dramatic imagery, expansive spaces, precise techniques, spontaneous improvisation, or vibrant colors. On the other hand, some designs evoke a sense of zen, calm, and minimalism.

I am particularly drawn to the small, often hidden details that surprise me with their significance, transforming the entire room in subtle ways. The thoughtful design behind simplicity fascinates me, highlighting a vital lesson we often overlook in a world consumed by excess: less is more.

It reminds us that we can remain grounded and shine brightly, like diamonds, without the need for unnecessary embellishments.

This photo was taken in Amsterdam in a hotel which seeks to tell its city's history as well as Alice in Wonderland's story. The result is original as even the sofas are tulip-sized.
This photo was taken in Florence in the house of the Medici's family. I loved the way these doors seem to play a restless and dream game. When I visited the Riccardi Medici Palace in Florence I felt I had just landed in Alice in Wonderland because of Medici's door games.
This photo was taken in Antwerp, Belgium, and shows that even pegs can be used to decorate an hangar.
This photo was taken in a new hotel in Istanbul which is a patchwork of different and various interior design streams. This lobby clearly reminds the movie "A Space Odyssey". The decor of hotel lobbies will balance from Art Deco to the Victorian Age, or from Alice in Wonderland to A Space Odyssey.
This photo was taken in Bruges, Belgium, in a hotel which a is stunning patchwork of various design streams. Here Art Deco style.
This photo was taken in Tel Aviv in the corridor of a huge hotel which succeeds to put a personal touch in every corner of its building.
This photo was taken in Bruges, Belgium, in a hotel which a is stunning patchwork of colorful design.
This photo was taken in London in a new hotel which emphasizes the beauty of chandeliers and their importance in interior design. "A Carousseling Bar" offers various explanations. Although static, one can imagine the infinite rounds and rounds the bar is about to make.
This photo was taken in Tel Aviv in the corridor of a huge hotel which succeeds to put a personal touch in every corner of its building.
This photo was taken near Roubaix in France in the Art Deco design villa of an important industrialist in the beginning of the 20st century. I love putting hidden corners and details in the spotlights in my white and black design photography as they are the secret key to beauty.
This photo was taken in a modern hotel in Zagreb, Croatia which clearly based its design on Art Deco.