+97 Beautiful Sculptures To Design Your Home

“Hang me up to dry” is a  Coastal hanging, ceramic piece. It can be hung by the chains, or stand alone on the shelf.

Candy Lady from the planet Wantland looks absolutely innocent. But, she is a very seductive and dominative creature.

“Prickless Pear” is a sculpture in green marble, that belongs to OPUNTIA collection with motto “Please do touch!”.

The Wasteland Project by Annelie Grimwade Olofsson reimagines waste materials through creative exploration. Using repurposed ashes and kiln slag wedged into recycled clay, each piece transforms from clay to glass-like at its base. A white glaze, fired at 1260°C, completes the look, framed in green spray-painted, welded metal. The project aims to challenge material value and human consumption, presenting objects as tangible reflections of Anthropocene challenges.

Organic shapes from collected plant material sit on small pedestals. After an initial firing breaks the fragile imprints, they’re re-stacked. A second firing lets the glazes evolve, merging base and top into a unified tableau. The pristine white of the porcelain contrasts beautifully with the complex glaze textures.

Meet Blue Laugh from Emo Planet in the Yoomoota universe, the epitome of human joy. This charismatic figure is all blue with smiles all over. Not just charming, it has telepathic abilities to spread joy. Hug it, and you’ll find yourself smiling too.

Experience unmatched sound with this 2400W concrete sound system. Its handcrafted, cave-like structure ensures top-notch resonance and performance. Equipped with a subwoofer and six sound cones, it offers hi-fi quality. Play it through Bluetooth or RCA cable. Each piece is sound-engineer calibrated to its unique form.

TROPICAL DEPRESSION by Fi – Sofía Alvarado delves into nature’s complexities and human consciousness. Inspired by tropical plants’ changing forms and colors, the exhibition explores themes of maturity and mental health. It suggests that art is a form of freedom, echoing nature’s elusive spirit.

TROPICAL DEPRESSION is a solo show by Fi – Sofía Alvarado (Panama, 1984).

Inspired by historic stucco and moulding, this project uses a unique turning machine to transform lines into 3D forms. Each coastal piece starts as a line and gains shape through layered, pigmented stucco, resulting in objects that straddle function and sculpture.

In pursuit of physical perfection, many seek the ideal body through exercise. Yet, advancements in genetics could soon make this obsolete. To explore this, we present Olympia—a collection of free weights, push-up bars, and a two-hand dumbbell crafted in lacquered steel. When not in use, these pieces serve as elegant home sculptures.

TROPICAL DEPRESSION is a solo show by Fi – Sofía Alvarado (Panama, 1984).

For the Contemporary Design Market, painter and illustrator Gilles Mayk Navangi has created a collection of papier-mâché objects.

Stone skateboard in slate. Collectors piece. Hand crafted.