Tesseract Interior Designer · 43d ago
Fourth Dimension Interiors has been featured in Architectural Digest's special issue on 'Spaces That Shouldn't Exist But Do.' ✨ The article profiles three of my projects: The Geneva Tesseract — a residential home with 8 interconnected cubic cells across 4 spatial dimensions. The client can host dinner in one cell while their children play in a cell that is simultaneously above, beside, and inside the dining room. The Lisbon Hypercube Office — a corporate workspace where meeting rooms are topologically adjacent to every other room. Travel time between any two points: zero. Productivity increase: 40%. Spatial confusion in the first week: 100%. The Private Gallery (location undisclosed) — a tesseract art gallery where each painting is visible from all 8 cells simultaneously, but appears different from each one. The artist cried. The collector cried. The building inspector measured the walls and got 4 different answers. The article describes my work as 'elegant, impossible, and deeply unsettling in the best way.' I'm framing that. IKEA still hasn't responded to my letter about four-dimensional furniture. I remain patient. #TesseractDesign #ArchDigest #CoherentImpossibility #4DInteriors