Showing posts with label focus on designers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label focus on designers. Show all posts

02/04/2012

{focus on designers} Jovan Topalovic + home tour

While searching for information about designer Mladen Vračević I found portfolio of another designer Jovan Topalović. His work is stunning!

He designed the carpet made out of several wall to wall carpet waste. Square surface and colours resemble fields seen from air (photo above).
{Dok sam tražila informacije o dizajneru Mladenu Vračeviću naišla sam na portfolio drugog dizajnera koji me je oduševio - Jovan Topalović. Dizajnirao je fantastičan tepih sastavljen od ostataka različitih tepisona, tako da kvadrataste površine i boje podsjećaju na polja iz ptičije perspektive, onako kako ih vidimo iz aviona (tepih je na slici iznad)}

16/02/2012

{focus on designers} Alexandra Angle


Los Angeles-based designer Alexandra Angle worked in event design and wrote an entertaining guide with her husband, Eliot, called Cocktail Parties with a Twist, before setting up her interior design practice. she creates spaces that are elegant and whimsical, bold with colour, happy and comfortable.
{Alexandra Angle je dizajnerka iz Los Anđelesa, a prije nego se posvetila dizajnu enterijera bavila se "event" dizajnom (prosto ne mogu naći odgovarajuću riječ na srpskom,pomagajte) i zajedno sa suprugom, napisala je knjigu, vodič za zabave - Kokteli sa cakom. Kao enterijerista, stvara ambijente koji su elegantni a hiroviti, skoro obavezno u jakim bojama, vesele ali i udobne.}

19/04/2011

stylist Camilla Krishnaswamy


I find out about Swedish stylist Camilla Krishnaswamy via Emmas designblogg. Camilla's portfolio is aspiring and playful, full of extremes like dark set vs light and white... delicate objects vs rough textures
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30/03/2011

focus on designers: Jennifer Delonge

Hello dears...this post I'll start with a quote. Sarah Coffey  at Apartment Therapy wrote:
Very few of Jennifer Delonge's interiors are instantly recognizable as "kids rooms." They look like cool, comfortable spaces that could belong to anyone... until a pint-sized drawing table, a fire truck on the floor, or a wall of baby photos gives away the fact that these are, in fact, homes with small children.
I have nothing more to add to this...except I would love to create something similar for my little boy. To be honest - he wouldn't care much about the looks, all he wants is big playing area...but I'd be extremely happy... Oh my
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