23 Thursday Jul 2015
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architecture, Art, Art of Light Design, bathroom design, bathroom remodel, design and decorate, New York City Designer, quintessential decor
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THE PERFECT BATH Stacy Miles Designer DESIGN JOURNAL July 2015
27 Saturday Jun 2015
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Apartment Design, architecture, Art of Light Design, bathroom design, bathroom remodel, business, design, design and decorate, floor plan, interior design, Kitchen Design, materials, New York City Designer, New York City Interior designer, quintessential decor, trends
Mood Design!The Stone Age…Design =Qunitessetial Materials + A great Space plan + Creative Designer=
11 Monday May 2015
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Apartment Design, architecture, Art of Light Design, bathroom design, bathroom remodel, ceiling mount fixtures, design, Inspiration, New York City Designer, trends
What an interior designer does: As a designer I envision plans andoutfits spaces in a way that makes them both beautiful and functional. I always balance aesthetic considerations with structural planning to reflect the clients’ lifestyle, set the desired mood, complement the home’s architectural features, and ensure that less glamorous details (like electrical outlets and air vents) fit into the scheme. interior design requires cultivating relationships with trusted artisans, vendors and others who execute my design…
07 Wednesday Jan 2015
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Antique, Apartment Design, architecture, Art, Art and Antiques, art for children, Art of Light Design, Art of Tile, arts, back splash, bakeware, bathroom design, bathroom remodel, bathtoom remodel, Case Study, ceiling mount fixtures, Color Design, color of the year, color theory, cookware, Creative Design, Decorator, design and decorate, Dinning decor, e design, furniture, interior design
Subject: more to a good bathroom design
. Is there more to a good design than a few logical arrangements? How do I make that puzzling bathroom spectacular? More than just simple and utilitarian. Multiple design schemes for a project. At the core exhibit my general use of creative judgment in constructing new arrangements to fit a particular design situation and selecting materials, fixtures, appliances, lighting, etc., is hardly debatable falling into realm of principles of design and esthetics.
In general terms
– Profile, goals and objectives (to make a logical prelude to the presentation)
– Floor plan
– Demolition plan (in case of extensive structural alterations only)
– Elevations
– Specifications of all major surfaces ( as such with reference to image or sample)
– Full specs of one major surface (all details, including sizes, quantities, patterns and joints, yes grout color too, installation, pricing , supplier, delivery )
– Appliances, fixtures, cabinets and fittings picks (as such, complete list a+ )
– Exhibit general understanding of workings of all services.
Stacy Miles
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Interior Design/ Space Planning/Artistic Direction
27 Thursday Nov 2014
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Apartment Design, architecture, Art, Art and Antiques, Art of Light Design, Art of Tile, back splash, bakeware, bathroom design, bathtoom remodel, ceiling mount fixtures, Color, Color Design, color theory, Creative Design, Decorator, design and decorate, Design Blog, e design
Design +Materials+Installtion= ….Design +Materials=….
25 Tuesday Feb 2014
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architecture, Art, Art of Light Design, bathroom design, bathroom remodel, business, ceiling mount fixtures, color of the year, design and decorate, exclsuive collection, New York City Designer, trends, wall treatments
Quintessential Designing What is Next ..New Trends in Design by Stacy Miles
DESIGN SOULTIONS PROBLEM SOLVED!!
What Attracts Me …
My Grand Design Plans..
My Inspirations
Quintessential Designing What is Next ..New Trends in Design by Stacy Miles
Designer-Stacy Miles http://www.stacymiles-designer.com
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All Finishes and Furniture ,Soace Plans created by Stacy Miles New York City Interior Designer
The Art of Color Trends for a Classic Design.
Design Makeovers-Colorful and Classic ALWAYS…
CREATING WHAT IS NEXT in DESIGN for the Next Decade
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Quintessential Designing What is Next ..New Trends in Design by Stacy Miles
24 Monday Feb 2014
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“Creating What is Next” the New Decade of Design….by Stacy Miles www.stacymiles-designer.com
Quintessential Design Creating What is The Next ..by Stacy Miles
Trends in Materials,Finishes and Furnishings ..custom design -decor
Quintessential Design Creating What is The Next ..by Stacy Miles
Quintessential Design Creating What is The Next ..by Stacy Miles
03 Monday Feb 2014
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architecture, Art, Art of Light Design, back splash, bathroom design, bathroom remodel, color of the year, color theory, design, design and decorate, exclsuive collection, materials, New York City Interior designer, private sector, trends
Quintessential Designer Short List 2014
Designer-Stacy Miles
Design Short List 2014
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Quintessential Designer Short List 2014
Quintessential Designer Short List 2014strong>Could The Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen soon be sporting a microchip implant? Danish designer furniture manufacturers are looking into implementing microchip tagging of their furniture as a means of safeguarding authenticity as…Quintessential Designer Short List 2014
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Could The Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen soon be sporting a microchip implant? Danish designer furniture manufacturers are looking into implementing microchip tagging of their furniture as a means of safeguarding authenticity as…
05 Sunday Jan 2014
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Art, Art of Light Design, back splash, bathroom design, ceiling mount fixtures, color of the year, design and decorate, Dinning decor, exclsuive collection, furniture, Inspiration, marble, quintessential decor, wall treatments
Quintessential Pioneers of American Industrial Design,By Stacy Miles Designer
2014
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Quintessential Pioneers of American Industrial Design,By Stacy Miles Designer 2014Consumer interest in modern design
continued to increase after World War II, when machines allowed corporations to mass produce vacuums, hair dryers, toasters and other consumer goods at low cost. Industrial designers helped lower costs further by exploiting inexpensive new materials like plastic, vinyl, chrome, aluminum and plywood, which responded well to advances in manufacturing such as the use of molds and stamping. Affordable prices and growing prosperity nationwide helped drive popular demand.
Even as streamlining gave way to new looks in the 1960s, the groundbreaking work of industrial designers continued to transform the look of homes and offices across the country. Today, industrial design remains an integral component of American manufacturing and business, as well as daily life.
Quintessential Pioneers of American Industrial Design,By Stacy Miles Designer 2014
PIONEERS OF AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN: 1880-1989 Encompassing everything from consumer goods-such as furniture, kitchen appliances, vacuums, cars, and even airplanes, industrial design is the study and creation of products whose function and construction have been optimized for human use. The work of these inspirational designers of the 20th century the “Pioneers of American Industrial Design”, have transformed homes, offices and helped to shape the look of everyday life in the 20th century. Their design inspiration has led the way to the age of technology in design for the 21st century.
Pioneers of American Industrial Design
Designer Stacy Miles — reaching for the very roots of the question “Why design?” My inspirations come from everyday life, and the pioneers in design that came before me. It takes a lot of work to figure out how to make a design look good. So I work hard every day!
By honoring 12 of the nation’s most important and influential industrial designers, The Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum was the setting for the dedication. The 12 designers who are honored on individual stamps include Peter Müller-Munk, Frederick Hurten Rhead, Raymond Loewy, Donald Deskey, Walter Dorwin Teague, Henry Dreyfuss, Norman Bel Geddes, Dave Chapman, Greta von Nessen, Eliot Noyes, Russel Wright and Gilbert Rohde. Joining Granholm to dedicate the stamps were Bill Moggridge, director, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum; Ralph Caplan, design writer; Jessica Helfand and Sylvia Harris, Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee; Derry Noyes, art director; Margaret Bauer, art designer; and Stephen M. Kearney, executive director, Stamp Services.
Industrial design emerged as a profession in the United Sates in the 1920s, but really took off during the Great Depression. Faced with decreasing sales, manufacturers turned to industrial designers to give their products a modern look that would appeal to consumers. Characterized by horizontal lines and rounded shapes, the new, streamlined looks differed completely from the decorative extravagance of the 1920s. The designs evoked a sense of speed and efficiency and projected the image of progress and affluence the public desired.
Consumer interest in modern design continued to increase after World War II, when machines allowed corporations to mass produce vacuums, hair dryers, toasters and other consumer goods at low-cost. Industrial designers helped lower costs further by exploiting inexpensive new materials like plastic, vinyl, chrome, aluminum and plywood, which responded well to advances in manufacturing such as the use of molds and stamping. Affordable prices and growing prosperity nationwide helped drive popular demand.
Even as streamlining gave way to new looks in the 1960s, the groundbreaking work of industrial designers continued to transform the look of homes and offices across the country. Today, industrial design remains an integral component of American manufacturing and business, as well as daily life.
04 Saturday Jan 2014
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“What is New in Design 2014” Quintessential Trends by Stacy Miles,Designer.
What is “New “ in Design 2014:
By Stacy Miles
http://www.stacymiles-designer.com
“What is New in Design 2014” Quintessential Trends by Stacy Miles,Designer.
What is “New “ in Design 2014:
By Stacy Miles
http://www.stacymiles-designer.com
Among all the tiles , fancy fixtures, faucets, plumbing, and furnishings that I have designed with in 2013 there are some noticeable trends evolving for 2014… As I filtered through all my projects, here are the three trends that stood out:
Top Kitchen & Bathroom Trends
1. DIGITAL. Though it always sounds a bit ridiculous at first, there is no denying that digital technology is changing this industry dramatically. Though high-end spa tubs that play music and remember your “ favorite tunes on the iPad” , temperature control and conservation settings will no doubt become more commonplace.
2. RETROFIT &RENOVATE. The kitchen and bathrooms industry is responding to the needs of the thousands of homeowners and urban renters who wish to upgrade their existing homes. These products make retrofit and renovation easier with standard sizing and smart solutions to make DIY even easier (if that’s the route you choose). As a designer I suggest always working with professionals !
3. TRANSITIONAL / CONTEMPORARY Nearly every manufacturer I spoke with talked about their newest designs that were destined to be in high-demand due to their strategic aesthetic that was a nod towards traditional but just modern enough to appeal to today’s consumers. While I personally prefer more modern and edgy design, mid-century modern collectible items, these new products make designing a room a that will appeal to any elegant classic home and to a wider range of consumers.
For a Design Consultation in 2014, please contact me directly stacymilesdesigner@gmail.com
Stacy Miles
Designer
Interior Design/ Jewelry Design in Precious Metals/ Space Planning/Artistic Direction.
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