Would this possibly work as a design direction? Base an entire design (an interior space in this particular case) around one element? Like this yellow chair? There was a commercial by Kohler (the bathroom fixture manufacturer) that also brought this idea up, albeit in a more whimsical way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hTteyEKWNo
What do you think? Can this work? Can one item, or object, or shape be the basis for a much more far-reaching design scheme?
funny you mention this I recently was just at a home that had a similar theme to this, except in place of the yellow was red. I think it worked out nicely, I also think this works, although I wouldn't have it in my home :)
I think that concept is acceptable if it is designed around an object or a piece of furnishing that is important in that person’s lifestyle (ex. Dining room table, couch, a bookshelf with favorite books and records,) than I would definitely agree.
i approve of this design, very clean simple and thematic in that it revolves around 1 element, and everything meshes well :) very cool
ReplyDeletefunny you mention this I recently was just at a home that had a similar theme to this, except in place of the yellow was red. I think it worked out nicely, I also think this works, although I wouldn't have it in my home :)
ReplyDeleteI think that concept is acceptable if it is designed around an object or a piece of furnishing that is important in that person’s lifestyle (ex. Dining room table, couch, a bookshelf with favorite books and records,) than I would definitely agree.
ReplyDeletethis is definitely not a home for a family haha
ReplyDeletemud prints everywhere
i agree it's a home for an OCD, plastic on your shoe wearing, no pets, no friends, no kids, never home person....lol
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