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"Architecture junkies, this one's for you: Brothers Robert and Gavin Paisley, cofounders of the British firm Chisel &amp;amp; Mouse, have mastered the art of creating beautiful desktop and wall-mounted architectural sculptures. Meticulously handmade of sleek white plaster and free of flourishes (save the occasional pop of color), the understated structures celebrate the brothers' love of architecture, especially Art Deco and modernist design.\n\nPinterestFacebookThe lower fa\u00E7ade of New York's Empire State Building, 11.5\" h. x 6\" w. x 2.5\" d., $215.\n\n \"We're trying to put a modern twist on the craft,\" Robert says. \"The last thing we want to do is make something that looks twee. We want our pieces to have prominence.\" Chisel &amp;amp; Mouse's offerings include such notable structures as London's Hoover Building, Miami's Century Hotel, and New York's Guggenheim museum and Empire State Building. The latter is a slightly unusual depiction, highlighting a portion of the fa\u00E7ade rather than the skyscraper's iconic silhouette. \"It's a structure that has been so overdone, yet it has these beautiful touches,\" Robert says. \"You have to look twice before you work out what building it is. We love that.\"\n\nFrom $125; bespoke commissions from $1,500, chiselandmouse.com\n\nPinterestFacebookMiami's Century Hotel, 8.5\" l. x 7\" h. x 2\" d., $215."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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