Born February 28, 1929 in Toronto, Canada, Frank Gehry is one of the most famous and enigmatic contemporary architects, referenced by its deconstructivist style, using bold forms and innovative materials.

The contribution of the work of Gehry was decisive for changing the image of contemporary architecture. More than an architect, he is above all an artist who risks in experiencing something new, never seen before, standing out for his own peculiar creative way, so genuine, distinctive, perverse and original.

Although recent, the new millennium has proved to be extraordinarily rich in artistic terms, bringing a huge variety of shapes, materials and colors that promise to forever transform our cities.

We have selected some of the most innovative performing spaces of the new millennium that represent a turning point, a landmark for the world today.

When we think about a room, the image that immediately comes to our minds is the bed, as it is undoubtedly the most significant object of this space.

There are plenty possible solutions with no limits to creativity and many of them can be made ​​by you at budget prices.

Today, setup spaces in libraries translate into increasingly relaxed and informal environments.

Inviting settings that draw people to read, celebrating “The Pleasure of Reading!”.

Enjoy our selection of some of the most stunning examples of contemporary libraries...

One can never have too much of storage spaces and solutions, especially in small apartments where space always seems to be smaller than necessary.

Sooner or later, there will always be a few more books, a few more objects that need storage. Using shelves is always a viable, affordable and versatile solution for any room.