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Sunday’s a good day for eye candy, don’t you think? Assuming you already read the title of this post, no we’re not about to post 18 photos of Ryan Gosling looking awesome. We are, however, here to serve up a whole bunch of outrageously colorful buildings from all over the world. Color block month continues!
Ettore Sottsass Memphis Design
Our favorite part about this color blocked design is the way the greenhouse creates yet another hue. (via Essential Architecture)
Neon Blocks
We can’t get over the neon-ness of this! We definitely wonder what the wall colors inside look like as well. (via Flickr)
Snow-Covered in Montreal
Such a cheerful pop of color on a snow-covered street in Montreal, these buildings are definitely reminiscent of San Francisco Victorians. (via Jackie Rueda)
Hot Pink House
This looks like the perfect home for Cher Horowitz or Elle Woods, don’t you think? (via Chicago Girl Gone Mild)
Bo-Kaap Cultural Market
An iconic market in Capetown, Bo-Kaap boasts some of the most colorful facades we’ve ever seen. (via Friendly Rentals)
Color Blocked Balconies
Get your balconies involved! Just imagine a modern-day Romeo and Juliet with these dayglo balconies setting the scene. (via Europaconcorsi)
Kinsale, Ireland
This quaint little corner in Ireland looks so sweet, it almost looks illustrated. (via Home Sweet Home)
Color-Blocked Illumination
Oooh, color block by way of lighting? We’re in! (via Sara Russell Interiors)
Portofino, Italy
The houses in Portofino are known for gorgeous coloring, especially as reflected on the water. (via Sun Surfer)
La Boca
Doesn’t this look kind of like one of the “worlds” in Disney World? Perhaps, color-blocked world? (vía Daily Mail)
South Bay, Scarborough Beach
These beachside sheds, likely for storage and/or crew, add a rainbow touch to a lovely shoreline.(via Daily Mail)
Haight Street
Home sweet home! We’re constantly gawking at crazy colors on the homes in San Francisco. (via Place Spill)
Ecole Maternelle Pajol
A four-classroom kindergarten in Paris, this would definitely inspire creative thinking at a young age. (via Plenty of Colour)
The Reversible Destiny Lofts
As far as we can tell, each of these lofts was designed specifically for its inhabitants, from strange circular floors and ceilings to balconies that make us think of a fun house. (via Incredible Pictures)
Dan Hotel in Tel Aviv
A little bit ombre, a little bit rainbow, totally color blocked and totally awesome, this has got us planning a trip to Tel Aviv. (via Dusty Burrito)
Sprinkles Cupcake ATM
As if the existence of a Cupcake ATM wasn’t amazing enough, Sprinkles adds a whole bunch of color to the neighborhood with their striped facade. (via Sprinkles)
Spanish Color Blocking
Lastly, doesn’t this look like it was made out of giant Legos? (via Trendland)
