Minimal Belgian Family Home with Natural Materials

This three-bedroom family home, designed by Belgian interior designer Dries De Malsche, unfolds with a quiet sense of continuity – one that subtly echoes the rhythms of Belgium’s rural landscapes. Created for a couple and their two teenage children, the interior feels grounded, serene, and thoughtfully composed. Throughout the home, natural materials and handcrafted details [...]

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Victorian Home Renovation in Melbourne with an Upside-Down Layout

Behind its familiar Victorian faсade, this Melbourne home reveals an unexpected sense of lightness and invention. Reimagined by WALA – Weian Lim Architects, the house has been cleverly turned upside down, transforming a compact inner-city site into a bright, contemporary retreat that feels far more generous than its footprint suggests. The original street-facing structure has [...]

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Hybrid Office Design: Marsh McLennan’s New Istanbul Workspace

The Marsh McLennan office in Istanbul has been conceived as a flexible, welcoming workplace that reflects both the company’s hybrid working culture and the spirit of the city itself. Designed by Udesign Architecture, the project transforms every corner into an active, purposeful space—balancing efficiency with warmth and character. Rather than following a generic corporate template, [...]

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MESH Seating Design Turns Concrete and Metal into Artful Furniture

MESH seating is a celebration of contrast—where strength meets lightness, and raw materiality is softened by colour and form. A solid concrete base grounds the design, while a delicate wireframe seat appears to float above it, creating a striking visual tension that feels both bold and playful. Designed for outdoor settings, MESH balances a rugged, [...]

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Small Studio Apartment in Madrid with Clever Storage Solutions

Tucked into the centre of Madrid, this compact apartment reveals itself slowly. At first glance it feels modest, almost discreet—but once inside, the space unfolds with a surprising sense of openness. Designed by elii, the home uses height, light, and careful planning to transform a small footprint into a place that feels calm, generous, and [...]

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House of the Elements – A Victorian Home Transformed in London

Tucked behind a familiar Victorian facade in London, House of the Elements is a surprising and deeply atmospheric home that feels worlds away from its urban surroundings. Reimagined by Neil Dusheiko Architects, the former terraced house has been transformed into a calm, spa-like retreat where light, greenery, and space shape daily life. From the street, [...]

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Bloom of the Month: Amaryllis

We fill our homes with evergreens this time of year, and one of my favorite things about December is the botanicals that are also a part of the traditions of this season: poinsettia, paperwhites, and amaryllis.

This year my red amaryllis had three separate blooms, props to Trader Joe’s for whomever they chose as their amaryllis supplier, I’ve had flowers for weeks from a single bulb.

I love a vivid solid red bloom, however amaryllis is available in several varieties and colors including pink, white, and variegated striped petals.

Interestingly, the trumpet shaped flowers we buy for their holiday blooms are forced...

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...

Lighted Tree Canvas Art

Nostalgia is always at its height this time of year. Did you ever play with toy Lite Brites as a kid? I remember my cousin had a set we would play with. And those retro light up ceramic trees have made a comeback as well, I’m seeing them everywhere. This lighted holiday tree canvas art reminds me of both the Lite Brites and the lighted ceramic trees.

I had the idea of lighting up a canvas art print so that in the evening hours the wintery tree on the canvas looked like it was strung with lights. I created this canvas...

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...