decorative boards
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Be in the living room
We wanted the living room of a mother and two sons to be a cosy and warm nest. The solutions were functional, easy to use and not superfluous. The centrally located central problem was the tower of the kitchen island. It was perceived as a difficult visual barrier. The plafond in the ceiling, on the other hand, created a bright industrial lighting atmosphere, not so homely. The living room was just the family's sons' PlayStation, which was going to move to the kids' room anyway, so...
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In front of the tables
We held an "Inspiring Decorating Night" with the new Hope Design team and I talked about choosing the themes for the decorative panels. Here's almost a live broadcast of the event, these are the themes I was spinning. It's worthwhile to pave the way for even this basic question, because home is a big thing and pictures matter (old Finnish proverb by Levonperä). I use...
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A promise on the wall
Wellbeing studio Lupaus needed art on the wall in their beautiful new space. The idea was this: wellbeing studio Lupaus makes its clients feel (and look) good, so the murals featured models posing on the beach, as if the work was finished. The boards also showed a making of shot of the models on the beach from behind the scenes. They show the models' thighs being polished and their faces being powdered. The main image, the biggest one, was the beautiful girls on the beach...
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A barren nice space for sex
It was a great opportunity for me to exercise my interior design brain in a new office space that was clean, but barren and a bit bare. The start-up company Premis makes software, and is quite a trendy breath of fresh air in the somewhat dusty world of hosting. Premis offers a property data management and ERP system, essentially a service that makes it easier to manage property management and property data. I visited the office, where I was told about the desires for a change in the atmosphere of the space...
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