A reversible baby cover...
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Tracings #2
Tracings #2
Here's the remainder of the chairs I traced:
"Wassily Chair" (1925)
"Ant Chair" (1952)
"Barcelona Chair" (1929)
"LC4 Chaise Lounge" (1928)
"Eames Chair" (1946)
"Casablanca Sideboard" (1981)
"Little Beaver" (1987)
"Paimio Chair" (1931-32)
"Diamond Chair" (1952)
Tracings #1-First Attempt
Tracings #1:
Here's a sampling of tracings I did for my History of Modern Architecture class I took last semester. We were learning about the history of interior design through the usage of chairs. I really took a liking to this assignment since I love to draw and thought I'd share a few of the first ones I attempted.
"Hunzinger Chair" (1879)
"Red & Blue Chair" (1918)
"Barrel Chair" (1937)
"Armchair" (1843)
"Morris Chair" (1866)
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
It's just the beginning...
PROJECT:
These are examples of my presentation boards that I created for my Intro to Interior Design class. I decided to re-design my living/dining room and make it my ideal room. I really enjoyed this particular project due to the fact that I had a personal connection to the space that I was designing.
THOUGHT PROCESS:
The concept behind this re-design was to create a space where me and my husband could come home and relax as well as have people come over and enjoy a meal. I wanted people to feel as if they had stepped into a place of serenity and comfort . I really enjoyed looking for accessories for this particular project due to the fact that I had just come back from Hawaii and had bumped into some really terrific furniture stores with some tropical accessories that I fell in love with and were unique.
IMPLEMENTATION:
I really wanted my boards to reflect this idea of clean symmetrical lines thus I came up with the idea of making my boards square . I think if I were to do it over again, I probably would have utilized a larger board to put at least two plans versus just one. Overall, I tried to implement an Asian flare to my work which reflects who I am and what I hope to incorporate in my up and coming work.
These are examples of my presentation boards that I created for my Intro to Interior Design class. I decided to re-design my living/dining room and make it my ideal room. I really enjoyed this particular project due to the fact that I had a personal connection to the space that I was designing.
THOUGHT PROCESS:
The concept behind this re-design was to create a space where me and my husband could come home and relax as well as have people come over and enjoy a meal. I wanted people to feel as if they had stepped into a place of serenity and comfort . I really enjoyed looking for accessories for this particular project due to the fact that I had just come back from Hawaii and had bumped into some really terrific furniture stores with some tropical accessories that I fell in love with and were unique.
IMPLEMENTATION:
I really wanted my boards to reflect this idea of clean symmetrical lines thus I came up with the idea of making my boards square . I think if I were to do it over again, I probably would have utilized a larger board to put at least two plans versus just one. Overall, I tried to implement an Asian flare to my work which reflects who I am and what I hope to incorporate in my up and coming work.
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