How to Model In 3ds Max #39;An Interior Exterior Building #39; Part 3
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Interior Design Winchester - Exactly Why You Need To Hire A Winchester Designer
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Interior Design... Meet My Team 🙂
Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson invites you to meet the Robeson Design team in these up-close and personal interviews featuring Kate Flannery, Greyson Darrow, Scott Robeson and Sharrah ...

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As a trained interior designer, Colby Hallen has shopped far and wide for unique, artisanal items to complement her mostly green-friendly projects. But when Hallen moved to Napa in 2008, she found that many of these interesting, small-production lines and products were unavailable in local shops.

So in November Hallen took a tentative step into the challenging world of retail, opening a holiday pop-up called Hunter Gatherer in Napa. After a successful couple of months, Hallen is planning to make Hunter Gatherer a more permanent fixture in the Napa Crossing North shopping center at Trancas Street and California Boulevard.

When I opened this it was originally just supposed to be a holiday pop-up from November to January just to see what happened, Hallen said. Its been really successful and people really responded to it.

Describing her store as a modern general store, Hallen said she wants to fill a void in the Napa Valley by offering an eclectic mix of luxury, artisanal goods from apothecary to fashion to home and beyond. The store sells high-end casual clothing for men and women, beauty products, home accessories and even a line of European-style bicycles.

Its a little bit of everything, Hallen said of her inventory. Its more of a lifestyle store than anything else. I have a lot of candles, soaps and organic beauty products. Theres this company called Fredericks & Mae that Im working with they make these beautiful handmade games like bocce sets and all sorts of things.

Other items include baby alpaca ponchos, buffalo check throw pillows, mens and womens grooming products and luxury pajamas from Australia. Most Hunter Gatherer merchandise comes from obscure, small-production companies focused on handmade, environmentally conscious products.

I really try to do some sourcing from some local vendors, Hallen said, but then also some really cool companies. There is one called A Peace Treaty that works with global artisans to keep their traditions going.

Hallen said that she feels the stores diverse, hard-to-find offerings are a good fit for the Napa Valley lifestyle.

Theres just such an energy that you see with the farm-to-table movement and you see in the food and wine culture here, she said. I wanted to kind of tap into that when it came to the retail side of things. There is an emphasis on quality over quantity.

Hallens family owns Chico-based Pacific Properties, developer of the Napa Crossing North shopping center and the new Napa Crossing South at Soscol and Kansas avenues. When the family business brought her to Napa, she eventually moved here from San Francisco.

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Outspoken telly presenter Kirstie Allsopp has taken to Twitter to publicly shame a driver who she spotted throwing trash out of his window.

The interior designer was so outraged when she saw her fellow road-user disrespecting the environment that she composed a seething 140-character message about it, and posted it online.

The driver of this car is a t****r #teachersnott***ers @KeepBritainTidy," she wrote.

There ain't no shaming like a Twitter shaming.

And Kirstie, who is an ambassador for environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy, didn't stop there.

"Call a spade a spade, if you toss litter from a car you are a t****r & how on earth do you think that litter gets collected from busy roads?" she continued.

"I don't want my taxes clearing roads of rubbish.

"Don't be scared to say T****r, Litter Bug doesn't cut it anymore."

We're pretty sure the culprit of this crime must be regretting their litter-bugging by now.

Speaking about people who litter previously, Kirstie has said: "Occasionally Ill see someone throwing something out of a car and Ill take a picture on my telephone and Ill upload it on to Twitter and then Keep Britain Tidy can contact the DVLA.

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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) January 27, 2015

BOKA Powell has completed interior design work for the downtown Dallas headquarters of Lanyon, the leading provider of cloud-based software for managing corporate meetings, events, and travel programs. Set on multiple floors using distinctive sustainable materials, the modern loft-style office at 717 N. Harwood is designed to foster collaboration and connection among the firms growing workforce.

We created concepts that connect people with each other and with technology, in keeping with Lanyons slogan, The Science of Bringing People Together, said Scott Case, interior design project manager with BOKA Powell.

A customer briefing center off the lobby immediately connects customers to the companys tech savvy culture, with angled walls, flat screen TVs and flexible seating. Bright, flexible conference rooms are named after inspiring figures, including Nelson Mandela, Jimmy Hendrix, Mother Teresa, and Abraham Lincoln.

Along the office perimeter, floor-to-ceiling windows offer sweeping views of downtown Dallas, connecting employees to the city. Partitions between the individual open workstations are low and translucent, facilitating conversation. Alternative individual workspaces include cushioned cubbies with storage underneath, walking desks with built-in treadmills below, and a variety of informal huddle spaces for team meetings. Throughout the space, walls are painted with a dry-erasable coating, allowing employees to sketch out ideas in an instant.

Sustainability was a key driver in the design: Each floor displays a variation on a sustainable design theme with recycled materials including reclaimed wood, shredded magazine panels and composite metal inlays, added Caroline Edsell, interior designer with BOKA Powell. A series of plaques displayed throughout the office tell the story behind the sustainable materials, which include countertops made from blue Skyy vodka bottles, wood walls reclaimed from agricultural mills, and flooring made from Sustainable Forestry Initiative-certified recycled wood chips.

An interlocking hexagon motif in the floor tiles and ceiling cloud design is reminiscent of the way Lanyons teams connect and collaborate. Live plants add a touch of green and whimsy in interchangeable, magnetic wall-mounted planters.

Moving our headquarters to Dallas allows us to contribute to the revitalization of Dallas Central Business District, said David Bonnette, Chief Executive Officer of Lanyon. We needed to engage creative leaders and leverage our employees ideas to create work environments that represent our brand, values and commitment to sustainability all connecting back to our corporate vision. Our new space offers countless opportunities for collaboration and is a great showcase for both current and prospective employees.

Employees and visitors navigate the space through the use of color and the erosion of the finished ceiling. We created the look of exposed ceilings in this modern building by strategically removing ceiling tiles as people approach more collaborative areas, explained Mary Valker, interior designer with BOKA Powell. The space gets more raw and open as people advance deeper into the space and closer to meeting rooms, drawing activity toward the center. The raw ceiling is a celebratory nod to the garage-like settings where many tech companies humbly begin.

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