i remember a friend who will not eat anything on her plate if the food groups are touching each other. the carrots can’t touch the chicken. there has to be a space between the rice and the beans. it drives me crazy. it all combines during digestion anyway. but every time i roll my eyes, […]

there once was a lonely table
whose life can serve as a fable
she sat all alone
in her corner zone
and stared at the ceiling cable
but to her unlucky surprise
she found her choice was unwise…

by william choukeir it’s saturday evening. the air is nice. three of us are walking towards the entrance of a mall. i catch myself wondering. why is virtually everyone shorter than me? and i’m technically short. my eyes start curiously looking for patterns. which only lasts for 1/10th of a second. we’re surrounded by teenagers. […]

these 5 discussions with your designer can unlock that potential part 1  —  the first encounter » part 2  —  the journey » part 3  —  the dynamics » part 4  —  the essentials of furniture specifications » part 5  —  the great outdoors are you leveraging skyline views, waterfront vistas, sunsets, people watching, and […]

these 5 discussions with your designer can unlock that potential part 1  —  the first encounter » part 2  —  the journey » part 3  —  the dynamics » part 4  —  the essentials of furniture specifications you may not have witnessed a chair break down under the weight of man. but multiple interviews with […]

these 5 discussions with your designer can unlock that potential part 1  —  the first encounter » part 2  —  the journey » part 3  —  the dynamics balancing the trio of social engagement, aesthetics, and efficiency defines the dynamics of the space. the dynamics of the space is often shaped by the type of […]

these 5 discussions with your designer can unlock that potential part 1  —  the first encounter » part 2  —  the journey designing how your guests flow through the space is as important to the dining experience as considering how your staff move about. the flow starts as soon as your guests approach your space. […]

these 5 discussions with your designer can unlock that potential this dining area is designed so that everyone at the table has a clear view to the outside. the backs of the chairs are designed to be very high, enclosing the diners, and creating an intimate feel to the gathering. the light is removed from […]