Fans of the pop art movement will love this home tour that takes inspiration from the 1970s trend. Designed by Raz Melamed and visualised by The Craft, this pop art style interior is filled with bold colour characteristically framed by thick black line. Moshe Tzur Architects completed an open plan living space within R57, a […]

Fans of the pop art movement will love this home tour that takes inspiration from the 1970s trend. Designed by Raz Melamed and visualised by The Craft, this pop art style interior is filled with bold colour characteristically framed by thick black line. Moshe Tzur Architects completed an open plan living space within R57, a Penthouse on the 48th floor that looks out over far reaching views of a changing landscape. The backdrop to the theme stands in crisp gallery white. Wood floor covering and wooden furniture pieces warm the look of the white scheme, along with rich red rugs and a flowing exhibition of overblown comic canvases throughout.
A black metal framed bookcase wraps around two plains of wall, stretching all the way from floor to ceiling with concealed storage cabinets around the base. The frame creates a number of cuboid volumes, where a small library of books is stored along with random decorative items on display, such as retro clocks, lamps and colourful vases. An Eames bird stands in the centre space of the shelving, and a large comic book canvas cements the pop art theme.

A contemporary grey upholstered sofa with a low back sta...