Showing posts with label Home and Decor Magazine. Show all posts
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Monday, July 04, 2011

whizzing weekend


The weekend has come and gone. I did not manage to play with my pretty paper nor clean my closet nor edit any photographs nor go to church which is just BAD!! I did however have dinner with friends, spent some time with B and his family for lunch, finally met with Baby Lauren {who is just tiny adorable}, spent time with the adorable Belle, slept away the cramps that the crimson rivers brought and wrote several articles for Home & Decor magazine. I am tired. And moody. I reckon I will be going off to bed now. Will be going for an Adobe Illustrator class tomorrow - please pray that I don't fall asleep and that I retain all the info learnt *snickers* 
Good night for some and good morning to others.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Published!

My article on Michel Ducaroy's Togo sofas has been published in Home & Decor - May 2011!!!
This is not the first time my articles have been published, but it's a first published article for Home & Decor *woot woot* Have not had the time to dig out my scanner to scan the pages of the mag.... soon soon. 

Anyways, its a busy weekend for me. Am about to head off to cover an event for Home & Decor *smiles* It ain't fun to work on a Saturday but then its a freelance job and I need the extra $ and writing opportunities are good for me to get myself "out there" again after a long hiatus. I miss going for launches and events... instead more often than not, I find myself organising these events instead for the media. It's good to be on the 'other side' every now and then.

So anyways, have a good weekend ahead. See you soon!

Remember: "Hoarding & Collecting is not a crime. It is an art!"  
 

All The Right Curves



All The Right Curves
Published: Home & Decor (Malaysia) - May 2011

A veritable classic and one of the design icons of the 20th century, Togo the first fully-foam sofa designed by Michel Ducaroy almost 40 years ago, has today become a best-seller, selling more than 1,200,000 pieces worldwide.

Born in 1925 to a family of designers and furniture makers whose activities were split between private houses and larger-scale contracts (liners, exhibitions, official buildings), Michel drew from his background - he trained at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts in Lyon, and in the family business - before branching out alone as an independent designer in 1952.

Making History
Michel’s first contact into the world of design was in 1954, with the highly contemporary international design brand, Ligne Roset - a company that has been creating outstanding modern design since 1950 - and quickly became one of their most integral designers, pushing the technological boundaries in those early days and evolving the world of sitting.

The low-sitting Adria which was one of the first modular all-foam chairs was designed by Michel in 1968 and was followed by the Kashima and Safi, which had large cushions on a frame of altuglass. Several years later in 1973, the legendary Togo which was emblematic of the Seventies was born and has since enjoyed unparalleled success until today.

Comfort Redefined
Designed for an easy, carefree, almost hippie way of life, the Togo is renowned for both its, undulating ergonomic curves of the seat and back that invites one to be enveloped in snugness. This beanbag-like sofa that will fit in all types of interiors, evokes feelings of fun and laziness, yet retains its practicality.

The Togo has also been spotted everywhere, from the lobbies of the Standard Hotel in Hollywood, Los Angeles to the studio of Patrick Eudeline. Created with five different densities and thickness of polyether foam for maximum comfort and covered by upholstery that is generously quilted with polyester material, the Togo offers one maximum comfort. The allure of the beautifully designed Togo is also increased with the availability of this sofa in a wide selection of fabrics and colours.

The Togo Collection which, comprises of a fireside chair, small settee, large settee, corner piece and footstool, can be arranged in a variety of different ways to suit the shape and size of your room. There is also a kid’s version of this delightful collection for your young ones.
* Note: These photos were not used in the article.

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Remember: "Hoarding & Collecting is not a crime. It is an art!" 

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