Posting a low resolution version of a current magazine ad for review. Idea is to shift away from a dominate black and create a more friendly palette. Using a basic color palette that began with Megan Heller of CA and a bucket of images and text and distilling it into something legible and a quick read with hopefully a call to action. Simple and fun.
If you are searching for a door with a difference, look no further than these smashing modern doors by Karim Rashid from Albed. The Ring and Blow door designs are fascinating sculptural doors that will surprise and delight you! The Ring door features a raised area (referred to as a “volcano”) where one would normally expect to find the handle. Within that “volcano” you can find a metal ring which operates the opening and closing of the door when pulled. Equally surprising, the Blow door has a vertical semi-ellipse on one side of the door. This elegant curving handle defies our expectations of a handle with a highly aesthetic alternative. Add these modern doors to your home – contact Albed.
In light of the times I am seeing an ever present need to be quick and efficient with opportunity and ideas. The sense that the market demand for sustainable living in the urban corridor is growing rapidly. Everyday I meet someone new that expresses interest in getting out of their car and doing less chores in order to actually start living again rather than mowing their lawn... I heard this yesterday when a friend said to me, " I want to go ride, but I need to take care of the house chores." I do see both sides of the fence when it comes to home buying and the allure of owning property and really am finding this trend toward smaller size and less stuff to be appealing. Where is the balance? Ok I have to go mow my lawn.
I was surfing for handrails and well veered a bit of coarse and came across this Blog and had to share. Ricardo has an eye for cool photography. Everything from Nice,France to The block@ Orange a project I worked on years ago for the Mills Corp back when they were still around. Just cool eye candy.
Posting a low resolution version of a current magazine ad for review. Idea is to shift away from a dominate black and create a more friendly palette. Using a basic color palette that began with Megan Heller of CA and a bucket of images and text and distilling it into something legible and a quick read with hopefully a call to action. Simple and fun.
If you are searching for a door with a difference, look no further than these smashing modern doors by Karim Rashid from Albed. The Ring and Blow door designs are fascinating sculptural doors that will surprise and delight you! The Ring door features a raised area (referred to as a “volcano”) where one would normally expect to find the handle. Within that “volcano” you can find a metal ring which operates the opening and closing of the door when pulled. Equally surprising, the Blow door has a vertical semi-ellipse on one side of the door. This elegant curving handle defies our expectations of a handle with a highly aesthetic alternative. Add these modern doors to your home – contact Albed.
The architect in me had to post a snapshot of the interior skeleton/Framing of a current project (Flatirons Bank). I always find the smaller details really do make a project successful. Although not overly complex the simplicity will create an inviting arrival with a bocci chandelier and a Circa Lounge by Steel Case the entry should be a fashionable welcome.
In light of the times I am seeing an ever present need to be quick and efficient with opportunity and ideas. The sense that the market demand for sustainable living in the urban corridor is growing rapidly. Everyday I meet someone new that expresses interest in getting out of their car and doing less chores in order to actually start living again rather than mowing their lawn... I heard this yesterday when a friend said to me, " I want to go ride, but I need to take care of the house chores." I do see both sides of the fence when it comes to home buying and the allure of owning property and really am finding this trend toward smaller size and less stuff to be appealing. Where is the balance? Ok I have to go mow my lawn.
