July 24, 2010

Anybody need a loveseat?

Bought 3 years ago at Rooms to Go, this is a dark brown, comfortable love seat. Asking $150 OBO

Call 423.653.0010 for more info

thanks!

Posted by mark at 4:04 PM

November 16, 2009

Leather Recliner for sale!

Yeah, forget Herman Miller or Charles Eames.. forget about function=form you read right... Full on Leather Recliner for sale! This beauty even rocks! Perfect addition to your man room. Call 423.505.3800. Seriously.

Posted by mark at 3:59 PM

March 19, 2009

March

Thanks to all that came out for the compostmodern event. It was nice to talk to a few new faces.. Next year I'll do a better job explaining what exactly this conference is and try to recruit more participation among interior, industrial designers and architects.

On a different note, now that the season is changing I'm feeling trigger happy to go explore and shoot more film. Stay tuned for more photos to uploaded on the flickr account. Meanwhile, enjoy some of the play with my quadcam...

Posted by mark at 1:46 PM

March 5, 2009

compostmodern in chattanooga

I surprised to see how long it's been since the last update. For those that follow.. I'm sure you have already seen me on twitter and facebook. Anyone else.. I figured I would break the silence and at least share an upcoming event.

Since Hendrix left Chattanooga, I took over as the Sustainable Design Liason with our local AIGA chapter. Rather than merely absorbing the title I decided to promote sustainable design in the city and participate more in general with our local chapter. Compostmodern is a great event for not only graphic designers but also for designers working in interiors, product development, and architecture. Chattanooga is proud to host this great event via webcast on behalf of AIGA San Fransisco.

Save the date: March 17, 2009 (St. Patrick's Day) at Green|Spaces

info:
Webcast SPEAKERS
Joel Makower, GreenBiz.com, Emcee
John Bielenberg, Project M
Allan Chochinov, Core77
Dawn Danby, Autodesk
Eames Demetrios, Kymaerica
Pam Dorr, HERO Housing Resource
Michel Gelobter, Cooler
Saul Griffith, Makani Power
Emily Pilloton, Project H Design
Nathan Shedroff, Design MBA Chair
at California College of the Art

As ecology, social activism, business, and government take simultaneous steps toward change, sustainable solutions are finding new and unexpected applications. Join us as we explore this world of converging ideas and examine the role of design thinking in creating them.

Share an afternoon with other local designers and architects to review the Compostmodern 09 webcast. This event is open to the public. $5 at the door, free for current AIGA members. Snacks and drinks provided.

Posted by mark at 1:15 PM