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Surreal forms of art are popping up more and more, and what better ways to show off the exaggerated than with homes and structures? Laurent Chehere figured out an interesting way to depict living spaces and the like, and ended up with a wonderful series of manipulated photos titled “Flying Houses.” Taking the traditional home with…

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French architect, designer and artist Nika Zupanc collaborated with facade pros Qbiss by trimo for her “Doll House” Installation. Originally titled “I Will Buy Flowers For Myself,” this thin placed house is just a surreal, life sized home for the average ‘doll.’ Located in Italy for a 2009 art installation, this dollhouse has few images online,…

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The artists over at Straight Line Designs have been creating over the top surreal furniture pieces for almost three decades. When you combine the creative types and encourage the kind of out-of-the-box thinking that these Vancouver artists do– you’re bound to get some interesting results. For instance, “Bad Table” by Judson Beaumont and his collaborative team…

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Those who pin surrealist art as smoke and mirrors might be right in the situation of artist Berndnaut Smilde, who creates these simple yet moving cloud installations out of actual clouds. There’s no cotton batting, synthetic fibers or the like– just simple light, moisture and smoke! With installations all over bearing the title of “Nimbus,” Smilde…

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Surrealism used to only exist in the minds and on the canvases of painterly artists. But as art has evolved and interior design has become an art form of its own, the two have merged in some cases to reveal amazingly surreal styled rooms. Whether it is a restaurant, café, bedroom or any other space filled…