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White Texture

Monday, March 8th, 2010

White Texture

Contemporary decor asks for the minimal in color but maximum in texture and form. Above are some great examples of high texture in pure white. Play with your home palette by contrasting smooth and shiny with matte and textured objects. From the floor to the ceiling you should be exploring texture. Consider whitewashed barn wood floors and antique furniture with hits of new and contemporary plastic or ceramic pieces. Have some fun with it like the Her Chair from Fabio Novembre (1). Play with positive and negative space like the bowl from insideavenue.com (2).  My favorite way to add (more…)

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Baby’s Room Decor

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

Nursery Furniture & Accessories

Every nursery should evoke a personality, a sense of calm and a lot of charm.  This stunning combination of baby furniture and accessories combine to make an enchanting and unisex nursery for any girl or boy. Powder blue is not just a color for boys as hits of floral, feminine details and satin bows can easily take a plane nursery from simple to elegant with both feminine and masculine undertones.

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Area Rugs

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Benoir Bloom Rug

Disco Gold Rug

Lovebird Rug

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Edmonton Interior Design

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

For all of the Edmonton crowd if you get a hold of this months Avenue Magazine you will find 2 articles with yours truly quoted. Thank you Caitlin Crawshaw for the great articles on stone selection and creating a welcoming atmosphere for clients in a reception. Feel free to also view the articles online at avenueedmonton.com

Avenue Magazine Article - Set in Stone

 

Avenue Magazine Article - Open Door Decor

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Hermes Tie Design Competition

Monday, December 14th, 2009

My coworker Simon Chu and myself took it upon ourselves to enter the intriguing tie design competition for Hermes through the popular website Design boom this past August.

The Hermes competition was aimed at graphic designers to create a new image for an Hermes Tie. With little direction as to where the company was heading Simon and I established a series of ties from the traditional to contemporary. Ties can be high end for black tie affairs or in the form of a bow tie, or they can be an every day colorful statement. Mens ties show both sophistication and personality and can be worn thick or thin silk, leather, satin or cotton. Tie patterns range from plain to extreme and can be as loud or soft as one wishes. The are one of the most common mens gifts and have as diverse a choice and price as any womens accessory.

With Interior Design background and a love for rich fabrics, vibrant colors and strong concept we came up with the following designs. We did not win the competition but we were able to learn how each other works and were able to bond much stronger as a design team. Their will be much more to be seen from the likes of both of us!

Please let us know what you think of our designs. We love feedback!

The Spirit of Paris

The Spirit of Paris

“The Spirit of Paris”
Concept: Hermes prides itself on it French Heritage and is a symbol of style known the world over. This garment takes inspiration from the design of another emblem of France, the Eiffel Tower. The pattern has been created to reflect the architecture of the tower forming an elegant and bold design. Hermes iconic ‘H’ repeats itself representing Parisian style while the dolphins represent the free-spirited nature of the city and its people. The structured geometry of the pattern is balanced by the dolphins and the Hermes ‘H’ to create something which is both chic and playful, allowing the tie to be both suitable for the office and for more informal encounters.

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