Surreal Interiors

When Surrealism appeared as an avant-garde movement, except Le Corbusier, nobody cared about Interiors. But now is different. Some design studios decided to take the Surrealism as a new muse to create bizarre spaces from our deepest dreams.

Conversation Pieces by HEAD Design

The entire room can be a conversation piece, as proven by this unique interior design series by students at ‘HEAD,’ the Geneva University of Art and Design. The designers created an entire apartment with dreamlike rooms including a bedroom that feels like a cloudy white womb, a library entrance that never seems to end, and a dining room that wouldn’t be out of place on the set of the latest Star Trek movie.

H.R. Giger Bar, Switzerland

This bar in Gruyeres, Switzerland, looks like you eat inside a sea monster.

HITGallery Hong Kong

The paintings of artist Giorgio de Chirico inspired this surreal black, white and blue shop interior in Hong Kong. Symmetry, a restrained color palette and the scale of the humanoid shelves that take up the center of the store make it feel like stepping into a work of art.