A soft white wall colors with modern furniture and interior design is very delighting. Interior decorating ideas and inspiration can come from the furnishings you already have appointing your room. The loft includes a guest bedroom, a home entertainment center, an office, an open dining area, numerous cabinets and moving exhibition panels, so there is enough space to accommodate an evolving art collection. With a little creativity, you can decorate your apartment and make it your own home-sweet-home, even on a small budget. (more…)
Technology has given people the ability to work from home, and bosses are becoming more flexible as well.
Linda Coppolino doesn’t have to go very far to get to work each morning. It’s just a few steps to her office, a converted bedroom on the second floor of her home in Howell. In that room, Coppolino, owner of Little Hat Marketing & Design, has work on her mind.
“You can’t sit in your pajamas all day because it is a totally different mindset,” Coppolino said. “For me, it is a business. You are still working.” (more…)
Last July 20, participants of the Heritage Conservation symposium at the UST College of Architecture learned more about the state of Philippine architecture and history. They also had a chance to hear four decades worth of architectural experience from Arch. Maria Cristina Turalba, FUAP. A renowned heritage lover, environmental planner and academician, Turalba recently released her book, “Philippine Heritage Architecture before 1521 to the 1970s.”
Through a powerpoint presentation, the speaker even took the audience to an audio-visual tour of the archipelago: from Batanes, the home of the Ivatans and where the spirit of bayanihan (cooperation) remains alive; to the hometown of Carcar, Cebu, known to be the patron of St. Catherine of Alexandria, the makers of ampaw (sweetened rice crispy) and home of the refurbished Carcar District Hospital; and Jolo, land of the Badjaos and Islam. In Manila, she led them to the Orchid Garden Suite Hotel, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Building, and the CCP Complex. (more…)
Two years after opening their doors, Vellum, a San Luis Obispo contemporary furniture store, is closing its showroom at 672 Higuera St. to focus on an interior design business.
The showroom for the home furnishings store, which is owned by Paul Abbott, Adam Sweet and Todd Steele, will close at the end of July.
Abbott, a Cal Poly construction management graduate, plans to offer commercial and residential interior design services through a new venture, Vellum Design Build. (more…)
