…says Stephan Boublil of the apartment.
I saw Stephan lecture this evening, and had the opportunity to enjoy dinner with him as well.
He says he is always trying to tell a story. The goal in and reason for working with a client is for you to get to know what, how, and who they are and create a space, project, branding, film, etc. that conveys their story. Do this, and do it by being you.
In his impoliteness there is a great sense of consideration – real consideration.
enjoy.
Form, space, line, light, materiality.
Stunning.
And oldie, but a goodie.
And sparkle too!
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Scandinavian Style just makes my smile.
After hundreds of hours – blood, sweat, & tears –
the collection hit the runway.
What an incredible experience!
photos courtesy of Mikkel Strømstad
The lecture series is open to the entire design community.
Series hosted by ATELIER, Student Government at The Boston Architectural College
I stumbled upon them this week, and I really like their NEW tradition.
“If you believe that “traditional” and “cool” are not mutually exclusive, you are one of The New Traditionalists.
“Designed in New York City. Manufactured in New England. Influenced by classic silhouettes, exceptional clothing, objects, history, and you. Connecting traditional and today. Hand rubbed finishes. Hand made furniture. Environmentally smart.
“‘If you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday.'”
-Pearl S. Buck
I LOVE these pieces…
They also have some gorgeous finishes…
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