INTIMATE DESIGN CORNER – BLACK & WHITE

I love putting hiding corners and details in the spotlights in my black and white design photography as they are the secret key to the beauty of a place...

Black and white design photography includes all I love about photography: interior design, with an emphasis on visual art, fine art, and history. Interior design reflects everything I love: an idea, a composition filled with creativity, and passion, influenced by the clients and the designer’s background and memories. I realize that black and white design photography is a mixture of taste, moments, and principles of two parties.

While observing a design, one can feel what they love; bombastic imagery, a lot of space, precise technique, improvisation, flashy color, or on the contrary, zenitude, calmness, and simplicity. Indeed, bumping into small and hiding elements always blows my mind away as the obviousness of their presence overwhelms the entire sumptuous room. I enjoy the daring thought behind a simple appearance as it underlines what I know but tend to forget in a world that seeks to amaze: less is more. It reminds us that, no matter what surrounds us, there is a way to keep our feet on the ground and shine bright like diamonds without the expected Bling Bling.

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 Zagreb, Croatia, and features the doors and corridors in a hotel in Art Deco style. The photo is in black and white.
The picture Composition was photographed in a hotel in Sarajevo which used to be the hotel where journalists used to hide during the war in the Nineties.
This photo was taken in a modern hotel in Zagreb, Croatia which clearly based its design on Art Deco.
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.
Have you ever closely looked at a stairway? I advise you to do so, as you may be surprised by what you might discover. This black and white picture features a staircase balluster and handrails crossing each other and therefore forming a OXO gameboard.
This photo was taken in Antwerp in one of the corridors of a restaurant and features a lamp hanging in the middle of two radiators. The picture is in black and white
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 London in a new hotel which emphasizes the beauty of chandeliers and their importance in interior design.
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 Antwerp in a hotel which used to be a bank.
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 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.