Let's face it...I'm a visual person. Just one of the many reasons I enjoy interior design.
Last night, at a meeting at an audio visual company, a question was asked about invisible speakers. The owner gave a fairly lengthly answer about the pros and cons of the sound quality of these items. In reality, the main thing I cared about (as well as the designer who asked the question in the first place) was how they looked. In other words, how would the appearance of these impact the overall design. How invisible was invisible?
I like learning about new products. It's one of the reasons I'm involved in the High Desert Design Council. (The HDDC is a non-profit business league supporting the Central Oregon design community by providing educational, promotional and professional events.) All a part of learning....more.
Last night, at a meeting at an audio visual company, a question was asked about invisible speakers. The owner gave a fairly lengthly answer about the pros and cons of the sound quality of these items. In reality, the main thing I cared about (as well as the designer who asked the question in the first place) was how they looked. In other words, how would the appearance of these impact the overall design. How invisible was invisible?
I like learning about new products. It's one of the reasons I'm involved in the High Desert Design Council. (The HDDC is a non-profit business league supporting the Central Oregon design community by providing educational, promotional and professional events.) All a part of learning....more.
I've recently become an avid user of Pinterest. One of the roles of an interior designer is finding great product for their clients. This site is literal eye candy for a designer. A great way to find new product and keep it organized in one place. Check it out - let me know what you think.
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