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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| . | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| . I am not sure that catalog represents the complete works of Adrian Pearsall. To quote from its homepage: " Adrian was prolific with his designs and even at the height of production, allowed for custom work, making it very difficult to archive all of the interesting designs that were distributed throughout the world. This website is in the early stages of cataloging and identifying as much as possible, all of Adrian's designs throughout his career. We invite you to visit our blog and post your inquires, thoughts and stories. In the furniture section, you w ... | |||||
| Robert, i'm damn impressed.... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | asd | General discussion | |
| Robert, i'm damn impressed.... Robert, i'm damn impressed. how difficult of an ordeal was it to turn it into kitchen cabinetry? did you run into any major issues during the process? | |||||
| and | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| and In my efforts above to discuss the role of the intuitive aspect, I probably did my self a disservice. I did learn pretty quickly, and for a good while I picked furniture and traded and sold to dealers. I was drawn to the things I like because of the lines. The reductive forms. For me, it has never been any more difficult than being self indulgent. The knock offs don't even DO reductive design well, if at all. So it wasn't THAT hard for me to learn quickly, how to "see" in my admittedly narrow range. | |||||
| Thanks.. | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| Thanks.. It did get very frustrating at times. And yes, exhausting. But even if you did learn something, the drama morphed into something else at some point, and it got real difficult to rationalize some of the stuff I said. (Or at least the way I said it..) I do apologize to you and everybody here if any of my comments seemed unfairly mean-spirited. I was pretty frustrated sometimes, and it got harder to use restraint. No excuses though. | |||||
| Woody | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | onegroovydude | General discussion | |
| ... through the wet sealer, over the yard, over the sidewalk, and down the curb. To make things worse, they slopped 5 giant blobs of sealer on the customers brand new white vinyl clad garage door, that I couldn't remove, without staining it. I had to buy a brand new garage door, and pressure wash the sidewalk with a powerful chemical to try, and remove the sealer. It was a nightmare. I was so angry. I fired them on the spot, and drove them straight home, and never hired anyone again. I've had a couple helpers, but they care more about texting, staring in a tree ... | |||||
| yes... a lots of overlaps | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Ftour | General discussion | |
| yes... a lots of overlaps Yes, I see.. there's a lot of overlaps that make the stady more difficult. Do you know when the HM logo stamped on the shell started? | |||||
| Communicating with strangers | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Communicating with strangers in the internet age is . . . pretty difficult. We don't know what part of the animal we're hearing from -- as in that allegory about the blind men describing the elephant, each from a different part of the beast ? In the end we hear what we want, even if it isn't the (whole) truth. | |||||
| I like the furniture because... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Norman Chaney | General discussion | |
| I like the furniture because... I like the furniture because I read one thing, about the Eameses, attempting to forget World War II that had just happened. I see that idea in the furniture, stripping away of the past, concentrating on the future, and I like to be reminded of it everyday. It's difficult to tell which knock-off companies, if any, are good. | |||||
| Cloudburst, | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Solange | General discussion | |
| ... than a conventional plushy sofa, which makes them smartly compact, but does also make them less comfortable, in the sense they are difficult to flop on and get cozy. Hard to see that Minerva set... I missed out on the complete set including the corner table for less than $300. I was the second caller, I am usually always the second caller... | |||||
| if I overreacted earlier.... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| if I overreacted earlier.... It is because it gets rather difficult to hear all of contemporary art so overly generalized into the attitude of "you know, THAT kind of stuff...." without a single visual example that could actually be discussed /critiqued in concrete terms. On a board that demands specific examples when it comes to DESIGN, it seems pretty weird to be defending a whole genre-- based on nothing but generalized disgust. Don't expect me to defend an invisible generalization. I wouldn't expect anyone here to defend an invisible design. And by the s ... | |||||
| Mark, you bring up an interes... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | DavidR | General discussion | |
| ... it was so interesting, as all of mine prior to that were clear coated (only on the arms). Does anyone have further info about chromed versus coated arms? The soft pads were surely not taken apart and chromed by this corporation. Were they chromed at some point in time, but not others? Regarding the condition of your chair, here are my thoughts. There is a possibility that the upholstery is completely original. I'd say that holds the highest likelihood. It is also possible that your chair was reupholstered very well and refurbished. The base has definitely b ... | |||||
| woody and tktoo (and adamfowler) | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| ... Almost what appears to be a physical "crater" where the head should go. Yeah woody, what's the story? Erased images are part of a long tradition in art. The most famous erased image is probably Robert Rauschenberg's "Erased Willem de Kooning", where he actually asked de Kooning to give him one of his drawings so that he could erase it-- thereby creating a "collaborative drawing" with de Kooning. de Kooning picked out one for him that he knew would be VERY difficult to erase, and gave him his blessing to do the piece. The resulting collaboration is not quit ... | |||||
| stalker(s) | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | SX-70 | General discussion | |
| stalker(s) I'm sure it's difficult to prove that people are using multiple user names with a dynamic IP address, etc. Patrick and Alix, anyone with computer skills - is there anything that can be done to monitor this? | |||||
| Hazelnut, For some reason... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | foxxxy | General discussion | |
| Hazelnut, For some reason... Hazelnut, For some reason the Designaddict operators refuse to update this ancient forum. Its not expensive and its not particularly difficult, yet, they show no interest in doing so. I have my theory as to WHY they wont, but I'll keep it to myself. | |||||
| Thanks Heath | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | tick | General discussion | |
| ... Eames. We have a lounge suite by George Korody that is similar to a design by Jens Risom, and of course there are those Douglas Snelling chairs that are blatant rippoffs of Ralph Rapson. I find it perculiar that someone would make a copy of an obscure British coffee table, but a copy it surely is and I think it is going to be extremely difficult to determine the maker of this piece. | |||||
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