Artiom Yakushev

I'm Artiom, a passionate creative who helps companies unlock their potential with effective and memorable design solutions.

Paris by Emily

The official Emily in Paris travel experience meets a slick, immersive Webflow build. Modern, fast, and crafted for discovering Paris with sophisticated Emily-energy.

A Modern Workplace in Dubai Designed by Horton Interiors

Set against the ever-changing skyline of Dubai’s Business Bay, AB Prime Realty’s new office redefines what a contemporary workplace can feel like. Designed by Horton Interiors, the space balances clarity and warmth, offering a calm counterpoint to the pace of the city beyond its windows. From the moment you enter, the office feels open and [...]

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FÖLKE Collection Blends European Folk Heritage with Contemporary Textile Design

Sydney-based artist and designer Berny Bacic introduces FÖLKE, a captivating collection of fabrics and wallpapers that reinterprets European heritage through a contemporary design language. Rooted in tradition yet unmistakably modern, the collection reflects a deeply personal journey—one shaped by Bacic’s cultural memory and creative intuition. With more than 25 years at the helm of brand [...]

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An art-deco kitchen in Notting Hill by Kate Feather

Creating a kitchen that feels effortlessly beautiful while meeting the demands of modern family life is both an art and a technical challenge. This vision guided Kate Feather Kitchens in reimagining an art-deco–inspired space for a young family in Notting Hill. They longed for a serene, streamlined kitchen where thoughtful storage and cohesive design would [...]

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An adaptive family home in Melbourne’s Fitzroy

Set in Fitzroy – Melbourne’s earliest colonial suburb and the traditional land of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people – the home stands among some of Victoria’s most enduring architecture, much of it lovingly preserved or revived. Before embarking on the transformation of this heritage-listed terrace, Matt Gibson Architecture & Design were already deeply familiar with [...]

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Caffè Nazionale, Arzignano, Italy

Set within a 19th-century palazzo in the northern Italian town of Arzignano, Caffè Nazionale is less a renovation and more a careful act of listening. The project, led by Italian practice AMAA, reveals what was already there, then quietly adds what is needed, nothing more.

Founded by Marcello Galiotto and Alessandra Rampazzo, AMAA approaches architecture as something lived-in rather than perfected. You feel that immediately upon entry. The café is accessed through a single iron pivot door, restrained but tactile, hinting at the layers beyond. From the street, it reads almost civic, which feels appropriate given the building’s long-standing role in...

Holiday Sale – 20% off

It’s time for our annual sale! Take 20% off most items with the code HOLIDAY20 (ends on Tuesday 12/2/2025). The coupon code must be entered and applied in the shopping cart. The sale includes all our puzzles including custom puzzles and most jewelry. However, certain items are excluded from the sale including engagement rings, wedding bands, and Radiolaria sculptures. 

It’s crazy to think we’ve been doing Nervous System for 18 years now. This has been a challenging year for small businesses like us. We’re deeply grateful for everyone who chose to bring a piece of our work into their lives. Your...

New puzzles: Bioluminescence and Ocean Tapestry

Every holiday season we release new puzzles, this year our new puzzles feature art by Franz Anthony, a scientific illustrator whose work I’ve been following for a long time. Bioluminescence ($60 with 141 coral cut pieces) Ocean Tapestry ($120 with 436 pieces in wave and coral cut) are in the shop now.

I’ve been following the work of Franz Anthony (@franzanth on bluesky) for many years now. Franz is a scientific illustrator I first encountered on Twitter back in the day, thanks to his hilarious and intriguing posts about invertebrates. He also founded #InverteFest, an online event celebrating invertebrates (on bluesky...

Crafting Radiolaria Sculptures – from microscopic life to art

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We’ve created a set of 4 limited edition Radiolarian sculptures that are now available in our shop. These limited edition sculptures are inspired by Radiolaria, microscopic unicellular sea creatures that create skeletons from silica. Their skeletons are among the most beautiful and complex natural microstructures, resembling elaborate filigree or latticework. Artists like us have long been fascinated by Radiolaria dating back to Ernst Haeckel’s drawings in the late 19th century. We studied his drawings alongside scanning electron microscope images to create a series Radiolaria-inspired sculptures exploring their diversity of form.

The video above goes over the process of creating the...