Eceltisize

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

{(STUDIO IV) (corporate design)}

This semester, I am taking Studio IV and it's focus is on corporate design. Our project was to relocate United Way's corporate office from Alexandria, VA to the 191 Peachtree Tower in Atlanta, GA. The whole space was to be open office systems and we were not aloud to have any architectural stud walls in the building except for the existing ones, and walls for the reception. Well it was a group projects and here are our boards. The first 3 I did, and the last 3 one of my group members Ruth did. So basically this is a small look into what has taken over my life this past semester. Enjoy!

Recption Perspective

Design Concept & Departmental Floor Plan

Grade 3 Office System Perspective

Employee Break Room Perspective

Rendered Floor Pan

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Bedroom Bliss

I'm always planning my future bedroom once I graduate and get a "big girl" job to afford all the wonderful pieces to make the space. Here are some pictures of bedrooms that I absolutely love and look very similar to the one in my head. I want my bedroom to be chic and eclectic but functional and comfortable. Enjoy!

Phoebe Howard

Southern Living

Sarah Richardson

House Beautiful

Elle Decor

David Jimenez

Canadian House & Home

Atlanta Homes

Amanda Nisbet

Friday, April 9, 2010

Grey's Anatomy

Grey is such a great neutral that I love in my wardrobe, but I would have never thought to have it in a room. Grey can be paired with warm and cool colors, and it has a reflective property when paired with any color in a space. Here are some interiors that used grey as the main color, and it looks great, a very subtle charm.

Images from House Beautiful, Apartment Therapy, and Better Homes and Gardens

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Daily Inspiration

Serene Bedroom.

Living Etc.

Tuesday Tip {Coffee and Cocktails}

Coffee tables, or cocktail tables if you are a friend or follower of Dorothy Draper, are an essential piece of an living room. They need to reflect the shape of the room along with the shape of the arrangement of the furniture. Coffee tables usually are between 15"-18" high depending on the seat height of your sofa, and come in many shapes and sizes. Coffee tables unite the conversation area and sometimes can be a statement that tells about the style of the room. Here are a few that make me happy.

The Statement Piece: