I think on some level, we all expected that by the time September rolled around we’d be having one last summer hoorah for Labor Day and then getting the kiddos off to school. Instead we’re still in the throws of the pandemic and civil unrest, schools are kind of but
As we know, the intersection between fashion design and interior design is one that is fun to blur because there is a fluid exchange of inspiration between the two worlds. Whether you’re exploring the use of texture, the juxtaposition of patterns, or some new & exciting color play, the two
The calendar says it’s Summer, and while the climate has finally caught up with the date here in Seattle, most people aren’t as excited for the season change as we’d normally be. Summer is typically a season of rest and togetherness — school is out, families are going on vacation,
This past month our nation has been rocked by civil unrest — protests and, in some cases, riots — triggered by the May 25th death of George Floyd, a Black man, at the hands of a White police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. But this event was only one of many
As self-professed design bibliophiles, we have a growing library in our Seattle office. Being surrounded by these books serves us in more ways than one — They’re an amazing resource and great for a jolt of inspiration It’s like learning by osmosis through inspiring creatives who do design well Flipping
When starting a project, one of the most important first steps for us is creating a mood board — a visual representation of the direction for the design. Just like creating our brand board, we pull images that serve as a vision board — not exact replicas of the project’s