Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| First of all, let us specify... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | essai | General discussion | |
| ... be added (avatar, funny emoticons, etc). We always paid attention to the clarity of the pages, there is no reason for us to change. We absolutely agree to limit the use of the BB codes as proposed by Chris. Dear Stephen, sorry not to be able to ask our advertisers to send us more discrete logos ; -) Advertising is the principal source of income on Design Addict, we try to avoid that it becomes too intrusive. But, no advertising = no DA. Concerning the search tools: Believe that we will take into account all your remarks, even if we cannot answer point by po ... | |||||
| search function cont | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | ite (BE) | General discussion | |
| ... possibility to perform an easy search in the forum part alone without having to switch to a different page. However, i notice that the search in forum alone is what i use most. Perhaps it should not matter, but the few clicks & few page switches required really keep this an easy working & low threshold tool. So my question would be, would be possible to get some more search options for the search function on the forum page itself ? And perhaps, but im still wondering about that myself, would it be useful to be able to search messages on poster ? I am undeci ... | |||||
| search function (1) | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | ite (BE) | General discussion | |
| ... I use it regularly: to check whether a question has already been asked, to check whether there is any feedback regarding an object I am considering buying, or simply to find a thread back that I vaguely remember, etc. I really liked & can relate to gustavos line of reasoning & remarks: why not make the content more searchable ? Over the years the forum has become a huge treasure room (can one say this in English ?) of a large number of accumulated thoughts, discussion, history & feedback of all sorts on design (and some other) matters. Indeed, the more know ... | |||||
| Fix my PLIA | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Kubo | General discussion | |
| Fix my PLIA Read your message about replacing the seats of your PLIA. I just purchased a vintage set of four and although perhaps a tad ambitious, was hoping to take the chairs completely apart for cleaing and restoration purposes? As a novice restorer how difficult would you rate this task? Also would you know of any good acrylic scratch removers? | |||||
| American or Danish? | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | ChrisG-52 | General discussion | |
| ... guys at the flea market will tell you everything is Danish because they think you'll pay more for it). I cannot find any branding anywhere, so it's difficult to say for sure. My other pieces are American (in particular, the credenza that compliments it). I would prefer that it keep with that look. | |||||
| It was... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| It was... Gavina when they started and it still is. To my knowledge Stendig never produced them. The Gavina production has always been consistent, which makes it difficult to "date" particular chair. I would think that it does not matter because other than the few that actually furnished the "Meisterhaus" of the "Bauhaus" campus, the others have little historical value. | |||||
| Brainstorming (part 2) | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | essai | General discussion | |
| ... question of the selection criteria is difficult. For the moment, we accept a large panel of products as long as they are or were produced in series. We also expect that they are representative of the design of their time. If you wonder whether our choices are sometimes subjective, the answer is clearly yes. - Forum: We will make easier the posting of images in the forum and we will give you the possibility to edit your messages. We plan to divide the forum in sub-sections. Any suggestions for the organization of these sections? Do you have other ideas conce ... | |||||
| I find it... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| I find it... difficult to be overwhelmed because it is so close to the more fundamental work that Gilles Deleuze did in layered plywood back in 1995-96 (best known thanks to Bernard Cache's book on that research: "Terre meuble" ISBN 2-910385-06-X) Other pieces are quite basic improuvements on Marc Newton's work. I think it is great that someone extends, improves and refines Marc Newton's chairs because the basic idea is so promessing and M.N. never took the time or effort to let the original idea evolve into refined and "well designed" products Bengtsson fil ... | |||||
| Beautiful green room | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | James Collins | General discussion | |
| Beautiful green room Beautiful green room but not the direction I'd go for your color. All the big blue sky/water outside those windows would be better with something bright and warm for contrast or maybe an intense, light sky blue. A bit more saturated than the real sky and no special effects. No stippling sponging faux-somethingorother. Just one really good color on all the walls with maybe one accent wall and maybe a satin and not flat. Perhaps the wall visible in an adjacent hallway. As for ceiling colors they are and difficult to predict but I find when ... | |||||
| Very useful | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Petunia | General discussion | |
| Very useful It's great to get to the bottom of that. Also, handy to know that they're difficult to re-upholster as I'm keen to get two more to make up my set and people often advertise them as 'Just needing recovering' So I will be avoiding those in future! Thanks. | |||||
| My thoughts | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| My thoughts about the cabriole leg, over time: 1) Definitely NOT Modern ! 2) Seems to have been produced in a surprising variety of forms and variations 3) difficult to make 4) Perhaps the most biologically-suggestive shape in all of the history of furniture design 5) Any diligent designer might successfully draw a cabriole leg, paying attention to overall composition, balance between parts of the whole, and strict attention to the "fairing" of curves, both positive and negative | |||||
| sorry | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | whitespike | General discussion | |
| sorry i don't know what this is, but i would suggest trying to find a photograph you might have taken that has it in there. it's going to be very difficult for someone to ID with no photo. it doesn't sound like any particular design/manufacturer that i know of. i hate to say it but you just may have to move on to the next great coffee table. there are man, many great designs out there. maybe you should buy the book that i linked to below and start anew. look through the book for table inspiration perhaps? maybe your table or one similar will be in there? h ... | |||||
| I agree with Olive | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| I agree with Olive If you buy the proper grind.... Pooring almost boiling water on the coffee releases the proper aromatic oils. That's something you can not get in any other system...although the Napolitanean coffeemakers come very close if you use them properly. The Melior (now owned by Bodum) shape is not the best design but it brings an atmosphere to the coffee that's difficult to match. | |||||
| Flamant | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | ite (BE) | General discussion | |
| ... and perhaps did not distribute outside Belgium. However, I checked out their site, and it seems they are doing export too now. As for some strange reason the paint colors in the (Flamant) neutral range seem to be heading more towards green undertones (while I definitely needed brown undertones for a certain room), I have previously once used a mix of one third Bord de Seine (brownish paint) with two thirds Parchemin (pale paint & excellent as ceiling color) to achieve a beige with brown undertone, and was quite pleased with the result. I can only say this: ... | |||||
| Fallow Ball | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| ... in my Florida condo. I started removing bad artwork around midnight..looks much better this morning. The place always seems to recieve leftover junk and dated ideas from my other condo (Chicago), and home(Iowa). If it isn't asking too much...(gulp)..I want to post a couple of pictures this afternoon on the same photobucket link above, of some tounge/groove cyprus paneling used on a wall in the den, a wall in the family room, and some in my office area. It is currently stained the same as the kitchen cabinetry(green). Should it be removed? Painted? And if ... | |||||
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