IdeaPaint launched for one simple reason: to fundamentally improve the way people work. To do so, IdeaPaint created a premium dry erase paint that turns any smooth surface into a boundless dry erase canvas, helping teams collaborate more effectively.

FOUNDED IN 1994 THE FIRM HAS A DIVERSE PRACTICE IN NEW AND REMODELED SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES, MULTIFAMILY/MIXED USE BUILDINGS, AND COMMERCIAL INTERIORS. WE ARE KNOWN FOR STRIKING DESIGN, INNOVATIVE USE OF MATERIALS, GREEN TECHNOLOGIES, AND MODERN LIVABILITY.

John Lautner is one of the best known among modernist architects who worked in southern California in the mid-20th century. Born in 1911, Lautner spent six years studying at Frank Lloyd Wright's Wisconsin school, Taliesin, where he worked with some of the great architects a generation older than he. Lautner had early commercial success in Los Angeles in the 1950s but he gained greater professional respect for his residential work. He was the architect of the Chemosphere—the towering, futuristic Los Angeles home owned by book publishing house founder Benedikt Taschen. Lautner died in 1994.

I am John Lioe and I am the founder/industrial designer of LIOE Design. We’re a Seattle based company started in 2013, I have worked with some of the most innovative companies including New Deal Design, Tovolo and Ironclad. Our goal here at LIOE Design is to make everyday products extraordinary and bring to life designs that will push the idea of what the ordinary products could be. We’re not trying to reinvent the wheel we just want to make the wheel more kick a**! Our mission is to Design Everything! All the products we create are well thought out, we take into consideration the functionality, aesthetic, material, and the "cool factor" of every design. We never put out a product that we don’t love and isn’t high quality. We're a small company with big dreams so thank you for taking the time to visit us and hopefully you enjoy using our product as much as we do designing them!

Good people, humor, ideas, design and the outdoors and indoors

John King last wrote for Dwell on suburban urbanism, a far cry Hugh Ferriss's world of sky-scraping charcoal forms. Currently the San Francisco Chronicle's urban design critic, King first encountered Farriss's atmospheric imagery in the 1980s, when its sky's-the-limit ethos seemed more archaic than it does today.

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Homes and the world

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Co-founder & Photographer // We specialize in design consultation services for period-specific renovation and restoration projects, from midcentury modern to Spanish Revival homes. Visit at www.destinationeichler.com

John Ellis is a photographer of art, architecture, interior design, gardens, products, and celebrated people. His creative work is published around the world by Taschen Books, Rizzoli, Abitare, Dwell Magazine, Metropolitan Home, Metropolis Magazine, Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Coastal Living, Traditional Home, Interior Design, and many other magazines and media.