Our work is quiet. It’s detailed. It’s thoughtful. It’s unpretentious and real. It’s for you, not for impressing your followers on social media.
Our working time is going to be less and our play time is going to be more.
In honor of the Global Climate Strike, and in honor of pushing the Interior Design Industry to be more green, I’m highlighting one company who’s furniture is incredibly well designed AND made from recycling discarded plastic children’s toys. BRILLIANT. Historically in the Interior Design industry “Green” meant plain and scratchy and well green colors. I guess the idea was that people who want “Green” products want their products to LOOK “Green”. Which could be the case in some instances but for the most part people want their style and ALSO environmentally friendly. It still has a long way to go.
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This mid-century home, before here, has a great layout already. No walls were moved. It’s kind of a sprawling rambling house, in the best dreamy way. Well maybe dreamy for me in Berlin dreaming about space. LOL.
I’ll start with before and work through to the install of rugs on Friday. *WARNING unstyled progress pictures ahead*
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