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F is for Fredericia Furniture, producers of this spoke-back sofa originally designed by Børge Mogensen in 1945 and still available today.
E is for Eames Chair, of course! The classic designs of Charles and Ray Eames endure into the 21st century.
D is for Ducaroy: Michel Ducaroy designed the classic Togo sofa for Ligne Roset in 1973, and it is still available today in a variety of upholstery choices.
C is for console: this Mid Century Modern walnut-finish console has plenty of storage options and is sleek and stylish as well!
I don't always reblog, but when I do, it's something worthwhile! Enjoy!
B is for Barcelona Chair, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona Exhibition of 1929. The chair pictured here is part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.
A is for Aalto - specifically, Alvar Aalto (1898-1976), the Finnish architect and designer who crafted this Paimio Scroll Chair 41.
Adventures in Revit! I'll be studying Revit more extensively next semester. I'm excited by my progress so far and can't wait until September to resume my studies!
More SketchUp work from this semester. I'm really happy with the level of detail I was able to incorporate in this project. The more I practice, the better I'll get at it!
I've been woefully lax in keeping my friends and followers up to date on my schoolwork; my apologies!
For the past six weeks, I've been learning about CAD programs used in interior design: SketchUp, AutoCAD, and Revit. Here's a sampling of my SketchUp work from the first week of class.
For all the kids at the Rhode Island School of Design
Perfect. My aching brain loves this!
I've been away from Tumblr for a bit, but had to post my response to Punxsutawney Phil. Back soon with regular content, I promise!
Staging my grandparents' home for winter rental, part two: new furniture from IKEA, paint and a lot of cleaning can work wonders!
You know you're an interior design student when, while everyone else is listening to Ted Cruz's filibuster, you're looking at the egg-and-dart and Greek key decorative motifs behind him in the Senate chamber.
I noticed on Facebook a while back a post by Jeffrey Baker about the floorplans of artist Iñaki Aliste Lizarralde. In January 2013 on tv.com, Lizarralde said, “One of my hobbies is to draw floorplans of iconic apartments and houses from famous TV shows and movies.” Indeed he does, and...
Absolutely fantastic work!
My first staging project: my grandparents' home in Florida!
