Behind the Seams

The latest Buxus table from SK1 in a white powder coated steel frame.

* note how the wood slats continue down the leg



Checking out the table from every angle.

Blurring the Boundary

moving from screening to transparent enclosures we completely remove the boundries, thus blurring the lines

Tree Lights

British photographer Tim Walker

designed to thrive

The A.P. Moller school, in German, integrates the understanding that beauty nurtures

growth with their high design. They created an environment that elevates the occupants.

Notice the attention given to light and the grounds. Fields of daisies.

Keeping an eye on the margins

We're looking at the edges, where the woodlands meet the meadow. How can we blur the lines?

Romp in the hay.

This is one way to bring in the urban meadow home. We did this for the LEED Platnum showcase lofts in Hollywood called lofts @ Cherokee Studios.
(The healthiest, most environmentally friendly live/ work building in Los Angeles, designed to meet LEED Platinum certification.)
We also dropped the new "picnic" table on them.

check it at loftsatcherokeestudios.com

Follow the road into the field

Erik Johanson's surrealist photography