Showing posts with label design inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design inspiration. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Adventures in Fly-fishing Art......
So one of my goals for my design business this year was to do more design/build projects. Well thanks to a long time client of mine, seems I may get my chance!
What it is exactly, well, I shall only give you hints-
1.) It has to do with fly-fishing (what?!?!)
2.) Paper (my latest material obsession)
3.) and white white white (because the room is glossy black black black)
Other than, well I really have no idea how it is going to turn out!
Luckily I have a very talented artist friend Ben who I am hoping to collaborate with, have the meeting tonight over beers.
(Best to involve beers when pitching a crazy, not sure if it can be done idea to someone...... liquid courage I guess!)
Here are some inspiration pics thought I would share...........................................
Headboard created by Paul Meyer featured in the STANDARD Urban holiday issue #8.
Also the following paper sculpture by sculpture Daniele Papuli.
Also this by Swiss-born paper artist Valérie Buess......
Will keep you posted...... wish us luck!!!!
Friday, July 8, 2011
Design Inspirations: shaken, not stirred
I typically like to find a design idea for rooms- not themes per say, but rather a feel that I can hold all my ideas up to and determine if they fit.
So how do you design a bedroom for a good-looking, charming, successful young man without it becoming a bachelor pad cliché?
Why, design with the always gallant, always sophisticated, shaken and never stirred, 007. (Yes, I grew up watching the movies with my dad and all I can say is- there is nothing better than a man in a suit!)
Case in point:
(picture thanks to scottmu65-click on picture for link)
It also becomes a great selling point when trying to convince your client that he must spend a chunk of money on CURTAINS! (Read proceeding post to get the curtain reference.) I mean what man doesn't want to be the sexy, suave 007?
So design standards are as such:
1.) Sophisticated but relaxed (think man in suit with tie undone and top button undone.....)
2.) Worldly.
3.) Masculine but not domineering.
4.) Powerful in a quiet way.
5.) Strong and bold in a refreshing way.
So you will have to let me know if I get even close!
Oh and Mr. Craig, I am available to design your room also.
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