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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| I guess most of us have grown tired | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| I guess most of us have grown tired of these discussions that seem to make moral issues out of personal opinions at a speed and with such an ease that it defies any comparison. Lena Johnson is right, all intellectual property rights on the Eames products have expired, with the exception of the copyright on the name and a few combinations like: designed by....( Copyright is the legislation that provides de longest protection but excludes models of industrially made products) So you simply do not need a license to produce these products. You neither steal from ... | |||||
| Steaming | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... offering their standard advice. . . Wax sticks come in two types, hard and soft. The softer materials, readily available in hardware stores, can be blended fairly easily to achieve the desired color, and can be pressed into the dent with a smooth and flexible putty knife. It never hurts to surround the damage with blue masking tape, to prevent unnecessary spread of color, material or tool marks. The tape is removed before final flattening of the repair. (Hard wax sticks, so-called "burn-in" sticks, are used by professionals, using a torch or other heat s ... | |||||
| I don't see why not. Pretty... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| I don't see why not. Pretty... I don't see why not. Pretty difficult to find vintage fabric. In general, I appreciate most of his designs. A design icon without a doubt! His dinnerware for Rosenthal is collectible, and quite nice IMO. Lets discuss...Cigar anyone? | |||||
| Hi L: | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| Hi L: Don't you worry, will be very easy. Most of the electricians would do it. Provably the same that will put it again will, just ask him, and just try to find someone that is not too careless. Although you kept the cord,I don't know what you think, but I think that you should change it all for a new. I don't know how easy/difficult will be to find THE SAME cord. I wouldn't left that in the electrician hands, who could find all the same. Good luck. | |||||
| Of all the classic choices, | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| Of all the classic choices, the Herman Miller, George Nelson pedestal side table is the best choice, and there's often someone selling one on eBay (and it's never been knockoffed, that I know of). A Saarinen Tulip table is beautiful, as well as the Florence Knoll side tables, but finding one or two real ones at a reasonable is difficult. I'd stick with the nelson....I did - I have two with black tops. | |||||
| Still... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | FurnDesignStudent | General discussion | |
| Still... a lot of money compared to what I'll be spending at a local upholsterer. I understand it's difficult work, but I think HM could give everyone a break now and again. It's a little outrageous to charge 1/5 the total cost of the chair just to recover, not even replace, one cushion. As a future designer I can appreciate and respect the markup given to classic designs and designers, I just don't think it should apply to replacement parts as well. Anyways I could go on for days about that... I'll post before and after pics soon (hopefully). Thanks ag ... | |||||
| It's a | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| It's a sprayed on plastic material that is quite fragile and can tear easily, which makes cleaning very difficult. Still, it's a classic iconic and affordable example of great lighting....I have the large cigar shape. | |||||
| You have to admit... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... combined with as much openness as possible to the outside world. Smooth transitions between in and outside are part of that vision. I have never build a house but if I did I would certainly extend inside floors beyond the glass walls or doors and likewise extend terrace floors inside. Ceramic furniture in my mind is part of that. Most other materials either discolour or are slowly affected by rain, snow, ice and sun. If not, it is difficult to make them look comfortable and inviting. So most garden or patio furniture is uncomfortable or light, mobile, folda ... | |||||
| ideas above their station | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... to sell, package, photo and describe our products in the most attractive way possible to maximise profits. I get annoyed and fed up when I see other dealers doing better than me or finding things cheaply or whatever it might be that annoys me that particular day. Go to any auction and you'll hear people slagging other dealers off all the time - we've all done it, I'm sure, and I think that's probably human nature. I just don't understand the need to try and intimidate other dealers or run them down in this ridiculous blurb that accompany their eBay ads. The ... | |||||
| Could you | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Could you translate "You could not have oversimplified a truly difficult process unless you had actually taken the time to DESIGN a method to do so" for me ? The bank logo posted above is an attractive and unusual form. In what way(s) does it say "bank," or "secure," or whatever else a bank logo should say ? I don't get anything of that nature out of it. If it pleases the client, that's good enough ? I can see that there might be ways to make THRE3 read in some appropriate and meaningful way. Maybe all right angles -- a strictly orthogonal dedicated font. ... | |||||
| With all due respect SDR... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | DudeDah | General discussion | |
| With all due respect SDR... I'm with whitespike on this one: "But how hard is this, really ? I'm no graphic designer, but this assignment seems like nothing more than selecting the right typeface." You could not have oversimplified a truly difficult process unless you had actually taken the time to DESIGN a method to do so. As graphic designers we get asked on a DAILY BASIS to actually EMBRACE the challenge of taking difficult brands, "THRE3" in this instance, and devise compelling solutions to do what you have mentioned does not readily jump off the page. S ... | |||||
| yeah a tack rag is a good... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| ... is obviously best for things like chair arms and legs) the bits seperately and then regluing, support each section in a frame by tapping a sewing machine needle or similar into the ends. You can tape off the areas that will require gluing with blue masking taps, the type that auto sprayers use, it leaves little or no residue but you can wipe over with acetone just to make sure. That way you'll also avoid painting over a joint. A really high gloss black finish is difficult to do well, compared to white it shows up every surface flaw, perhaps a gloss level of ... | |||||
| Barry | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | LuciferSum | General discussion | |
| ... is too difficult top chase down even where the companies are located. And I would imagine that after a while you just assume that people get it, or they don't. (edited by DA) I kind of like the attitude that Knoll takes - similar to the English Royals: they do not even acknowledge contenders to the throne. | |||||
| Well, Rocky | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| Well, Rocky that's good news about the string clock. Not long ago, someone was selling a string clock without the string and it still fetched good money. For the record, now that you own it, how difficult would it be to string it yourself? | |||||
| Right you are! | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | willibird | General discussion | |
| Right you are! Thanks, Pegboard. That solves it for me. Do you think it will be difficult for me to find another 2-seater with arms? I've been hunting around San Francisco with no luck. | |||||
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