When I moved in my little bungalow three years ago it was much less colorful than it is now. I don't know how the previous tenants did live in there with so much bulky furniture and dirty mini-blinds on the windows, but as long as there was wood floors and nice moulding throughout I was pretty sure I could do something with the place.
Here are a few drawings of a house I did at a time I was learning about perspective and redesigning the layout of an existing house, thinking about my ideal house. Few years later, I would still like to live in it!
I made a few of these miniature bars inside emptied out TVs and radio. I like how creative you can be with this type of decor, especially at this small scale. The shell is a starting point for my design and I use all sorts of found materials to get further inspiration.
A little while back I took a furniture class at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. We were asked to design a concept for a resting space, without necessarily thinking originally about a piece of furniture. The first thing that came to my mind is how I wished I could stop time for a while, that would be a great way to rest.
