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Colin was kind enough to answer our questions regarding his style, sustainable design, and his perspective of designing a project in Greece. Below you can read our interview with Colin Seah.
"Color" has long been regarded as one of the most potent tools in the art of interior design and house decoration, capable of transforming a room into an immersive environment. Color is one of the most effective methods to improve a space that has many flaws. Here are some typical problems that you can solve by using color creatively on both the walls and the ceiling.
Problem 1: the ceiling is too low.
Solution: Low ceilings can make a place feel claustrophobic. To assist with this issue, paint the ceiling a lighter color than the walls. This will almost definitely give the impression of height. Another excellent trick is to paint vertical stripes on the wall or to use striped wallpaper.
Elena Manferdini / Eye Candy / Industry gallery
Elena Manferdini has been recognized internationally for her ability to create imaginative architecture, art installations and product designs. Her award-winning work is based on a multi-scale methodology and embraces the philosophy that art can participate in a wide range of multidisciplinary developments that define our culture.
Scratches in the high-gloss paint finish of the elegant chest of drawers in your bedroom? Water stains on your new solid-wood dining table? We've put together the best tips from our 30 years of experience with materials used in furniture production. We invite you to discover our top tips from the professionals.
The idea for this DIY project, came from the art monevement of "objet trouve" or "ready made", where common objects of daily use (and definitely with non-art function) can be converted into art objects... or into unique design objects. Marcel Duchamp was the originator of this term, in the early 20th century. His bottle Rack is a bottle drying rack signed by Duchamp, and is considered to be the first "pure" readymade.
So, could you also consider the following object a subversive object of contemporary design?
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