Urban Exploration Atelier Decor The house was built in 1910 and was first in another place. A plasterer who specialized in stucco, was quite fond of the house, bought the property, had it single-handedly dismantled and transported it by train to the village where it still stands today. The potential customers were received in the conservatory that is decorated as a cave. After the death of the former owner’s, the house and workshops are in decline. The kids have gone elsewhere. The windows and doors are deliberately open to put the forces of nature to do their work.
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Urban Exploration Atelier Decor

The house was built in 1910 and was first in another place. A plasterer who specialized in stucco, was quite fond of the house, bought the property, had it single-handedly dismantled and transported it by train to the village where it still stands today. The potential customers were received in the conservatory that is decorated as a cave.

After the death of the former owner’s, the house and workshops are in decline. The kids have gone elsewhere. The windows and doors are deliberately open to put the forces of nature to do their work.

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WHY THE FUCK HASN’T THIS HAPPENED YET??? This is possibly the best executed rebrand I have ever seen and I am simply awestruck by it. I can hardly contain myself!! It is designed by Matt Chase  and you can find his description of the US Postal Service rebrand here.