Noe Arata (also known as Dobleufa) creates whimsical layered paper artworks reminiscent of well-known fairytales.

Noe began her paper journey making origami cranes as a child, and her love for the medium grew from a full-time hobby into an online store. “I never liked the title of designer, much less that of an artist,” she explains on her website. “Over the years I discovered the intermediate term I appropriated: I am an artisan.”

Her delicate work mimics classic Brothers Grimm fairytales, such as Little Red Riding Hood, as well as Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland.

Below are 10 of our favourites.

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As well as her magical landscapes, Noe also creates pretty bunting, perfect for parties, baby showers and special occasions. See more of her work at dobleufa.com.

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Swedish company Rebel Walls brings imagination and creativity to children’s rooms with its beautiful wallpaper selection.

Inspired by both classic and contemporary fairytales and stories, the Storytime Collection features 22 beautiful designs that will add an air of whimsy to your little one’s space, from magical forests and enchanted castles to tropical jungles and unknown seas.

“I’ve wanted to produce this collection for years,” says Design Manager Johanna Ek. “The playfulness and magic that is present in the stories we read to our children is something that I wanted to embrace in our daily lives as well. These wallpapers are meant to function as a backdrop for imagination and inspire creativity. I love the range of designs we’ve got in this collection – they’re perfect for the young, and for the young at heart.

Rebel Walls is available locally from St Leger & Viney. For more information, visit rebelwalls.com.

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Creative Italian architect and illustrator Federico Babina has created a new series of work entitled ARCHITALE, inspired by the protagonists of popular fairy tales.

Each of the 17 colourful pieces represent an architectural structure, portraying elements from the main character. Fusing fantasy and reality, Federico uses their most prominent characteristics to create a fun, whimsical effect.

We’ve featured a number of Federico’s series on VISI, including ARCHISTYLE, inspired by famous architecture movements, ARCHIDIRECTOR, inspired by the styles associated with famous movie directors, and ARCHIZOO, inspired by animals.

To see more of his work, visit federicobabina.com.

(h/t) archdaily.com

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