• Ye Rin Mok
    @ye_rin_mok
    Born in Seoul, and currently residing in Los Angeles, Ye Rin Mok has taken photos for Bust, Monocle, Spin, and other publications. Her photos were prominently featured in the Lions Gate Film "Hard Candy" which opened in theaters in early 2006.
  • Roche Bobois
    @rochebobois
    Roche Bobois is an iconic french contemporary furniture brand. Created in 1950 when Jacques Roche purchased an old theater in Paris and converted it into two stores, the firm distributed contemporary furniture heavily inspired by Bauhaus designers like Minvielle, Steiner and Airbourne. Roche Bobois continued to evolve with the times, introducing Scandinavian designs to France in 1961, and then exploring ethnic influences in contemporary designs through the 70's, 80's and '90s. Beginning in 2000, the firm expanded globally while developing close partnerships with contemporary designers and architects.
  • Bang & Olufsen
    @bangolufsen
    Bang & Olufsen, the Danish manufacturer of high-end home theaters and custom multi-room music systems, loudspeakers, and telephones is renowned for its impeccable design, elegance, and seamless integration. Since 1925, Bang & Olufsen has been driven by the same vision: to constantly question the ordinary in search of surprising, long-lasting experiences. This uncompromising attitude has led to the creation of products and experiences with real and lasting value, superior craftsmanship, and the ultimate user experience.
  • BDI
    @bdi
    BDI is a premier designer and manufacturer of high-performance furniture and an industry leader in home theater, office, and modular shelving systems. Guided by the philosophy that everything has its place, BDI's furniture combines great design with innovative functionality to seamlessly integrate technology into the home and office environments. BDI products are available through leading furniture and electronic retailers throughout the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and elsewhere.
  • Dave Weinstein
    @dave_weinstein
    Dave Weinstein is a freelance writer who penned the "Modern Real Estate 101" article that appeared in the October 2009 issue. He spends his spare time walking his spaniel through architecturally interesting neighborhoods in the San Francisco Bay Area and is an active preservationist, most notably for his hometown's art deco jewel, the Cerrito Theater.
  • Laura Lee Osborne
    @llalterego
    Design, theater. music, fashion, travel, etc....
  • edith allweil
    @edith
    theater, art, film
  • Benjamin Parco
    @benjamin_parco
    Benjamin Parco is a Bay Area architect with over twenty years of experience in the architectural profession. Over this period he has established himself as a leader in the field of architectural design, acting as the chief designer on an unusually wide range of challenging project types ranging from high-rise office towers and aquaria to performing arts theaters and airports.
  • Jennifer Turner
    @jt33
    Design, travel, theater, fashion, decor
  • Katrina Moore-Weiss
    @kmw
    food, fitness, outdoor activities, film, theater
  • Kevin Baxter
    @kevinbaxter
    About Kevin Baxter, AIA Prior to founding Baxter Projects, Principal Kevin Baxter was a designer, metalworker, and project architect on many prestigious cultural projects in New York City and across the country, most notably, the award-winning renovation of the Public Theater, completed in 2012. 
  • SIGNIFYLED
    @signifyled
    I am a set designer for studio and theater. Bringing performances to life is my specialty.
  • SIGNIFYLED
    @SIGNIFYLED1
    I am a set designer for studio and theater. Bringing performances to life is my specialty.
  • Dick Swart
    @kooty2
    Art History, typography, theater, opera, fountain pens, identity, design, advertising, archiyesture
  • Gail Hays
    @gigs
    Paper engineering, mysteries (film and book), animals, live theater, music, tiny houses, nature
  • Diller Scofidio + Renfro
    @dillerscofidiorenfro
    Diller Scofidio + Renfro is an interdisciplinary studio at the crossroads of architecture, the visual arts and the performing arts. Our work encompasses architectural design, master planning, temporary and permanent multi-media installations, experimental theater and dance, furniture, digital media, and print.
  • Sculptor
    @ulissessantiago
    Ulisses Santiago is an Artist, Writer, and Creative Director born in Brooklyn, New York, currently living in sunny San Juan, Puerto Rico. He is engaged in Advertising and Video Production and loves the image and painting creative process. He majored in Literature and Theater and has been painting since childhood. He enjoys working Ceramic Sculptures, Abstract Landscapes Wall Reliefs, abstract art, ink art, post-modern figurative, digital and mixed media.
  • C. Howard Crane
    @chowardcrane
    Charles Howard Crane was an American architect. Born in Hartford, Connecticut, Crane moved to Detroit in 1904. He worked as a draftsman for several architectural firms, including Albert Kahn Associates, Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, and the office of Gustave A. Mueller, before opening his own office in 1908. Like Thomas W. Lamb and John Eberson, Crane specialized in the design of movie palaces in North America. Crane's career would include some 250 theaters in total, with 62 of them in the Detroit area. His 5174-seat Detroit Fox Theatre was the largest of the Fox Theatres. The 4,500 seat Fox Theatre in St. Louis was its slightly smaller architectural near twin. These were considered to have been his architectural masterpieces. Among the 5 massive Fox theatres, Crane also designed the Brooklyn Fox (4,088 seats, razed).
  • Fornasarig
    @fornasarig
    Today Fornasarig is the only Italian company to produce meetings and accessories exclusively for the contract sector. Chairs, sofas and tables for hotels, restaurants, theaters, schools, libraries, conference rooms, ships: the places of the community. With the Design Seating for Design Eating project, the company began a new path by adopting the design as a methodological choice for their future, without excluding the possibility of an extension to the house turned commercial.
  • Kate Adams, Realtor
    @katesellsla
    For Pasadena native Kate Adams Barnett, the heart and soul of her real estate business is centered around building and maintaining client relationships that last a lifetime. A brilliant negotiator and consummate networker, Kate likes to think of herself as a facilitator of the American Dream, guiding her clients through the home-buying and selling process with patience, wisdom and discretion. Committed to advocating for her clients’ best interests while navigating the biggest financial decision of their lives, Kate considers her clients family and has earned a reputation for her honesty, integrity and work ethic throughout every step of a transaction. Growing up immersed in the incredible array of architectural styles in Pasadena and visiting her childhood friends at their family homes by the likes of Wallace Neff, Frank Lloyd Wright, Marsten Van Belt and Charles and Henry Greene, Kate’s passion and enthusiasm for architecture and preservation is infectious. A licensed agent since 2001, Kate’s industry experience and local expertise ensure her clients receive the absolute best representation in their real estate endeavors. Outside of real estate, Kate is passionate about music, having founded her own label/management company at the age of 24. She loves going to live shows and discovering new bands. An avid photographer, you can often find her wandering around places such as The Broadway Theater District in DTLA taking architectural photos. She also enjoys traveling, road trips, yoga, and spending time with family and friends. In the recent past, Kate chaired the Pasadena-Foothills Association of Realtors’ Historic Preservation Committee for three years, served as a docent on numerous home tours for Pasadena Heritage, Los Angeles Conservancy and local historic districts, and was a guild member of Cancer Support Community of Pasadena. Her latest philanthropic endeavor is the preservation of the many exquisite historic theaters found in Los Angeles as a member of the Los Angeles Historic Theater Foundation (LAHTF).
  • Rohan Antara
    @rohanantara
    Rohan Antara offers a range of premium amenities designed to cater to the diverse needs and desires of its residents. These may include state-of-the-art fitness centers, rejuvenating spa and wellness facilities, swimming pools, beautifully landscaped gardens, sports courts, fine dining options, libraries, theaters, and more. The project leaves no stone unturned when it comes to providing residents with access to top-notch facilities that enhance their lifestyle and offer a luxurious living experience. https://www.rohanantara.ind.in/
  • Prestige Basement Finishing
    @prestigebasementfinishing
    So we will plan on working together to pick out the proper things such as basement paint, basement carpeting, and lighting choices for example. We’ll want to maintain our focus and have a clear road map on where the remodel is going. Design with purpose. We have many basement floor ideas to help you in this process and to zero in on what will work the very best for you and your family. Basements oftentimes get turned into home theaters, wine cellars, and even exercise rooms. Think of what you want out of your basement and what will bring you the most enjoyment and utility for the future before we begin designing it. We’re human so we change our minds and often. https://prestigebasementfinishing.com/
  • kim jisoo
    @kimjisoo3078
    Hbomax com tvsignin lets you stream content on three different devices online, which means you can share it with family and friends. By contrast, Netflix lets you watch on multiple screens if you pay for the Standard (2 screens) or Premium plan (4 screens).HBO Max costs $15/month without ads or $10/month with ads. The service offers everything on HBO's cable channel, plus exclusive shows and additional movies. The ad-free plan also lets you watch new Warner Bros. films on the same day they debut in theaters. https://Hbomaxcom-tvsignin.com
  • Uncommon Goods
    @uncommon_goods
    We're proud of the shopping experience we are creating at UncommonGoods. We have worked hard to build an online marketplace offering creatively designed, high-quality merchandise at affordable prices. We are combining the treasures of a specialty boutique, the great finds of a craft show, discoveries from a faraway bazaar, along with some enduring classics. UncommonGoods offers an exciting selection of products for the home, as well as an assortment of distinctive personal accessories, with more categories to follow. Shopping with us is a true exploration of the different. We are committed to making the UncommonGoods shopping experience enjoyable in every way. Our engaging and intuitive interface informs shoppers about the quality, cultural significance, production method and style of our product, and tells the wonderful stories of the artisans who make our products. Our customers know why the items they are buying are special. In addition to providing unique items of outstanding quality, we also endeavor to feature merchandise created in harmony with the environment and without harm to animals or people. We have also launched a program called Better to Give, where we give our customers the opportunity to have UncommonGoods contribute to a non-profit organization each time they shop with us. We're committed to providing first-rate customer service, and guarantee complete customer satisfaction with every purchase. We've assembled an uncommonly accomplished and diverse team hailing from all corners of the globe- from China to Utah - and including: a painter, a former bicycle taxi driver, a rock climber, a djembe player, a belly dancer, a former dj, a lighting designer, a poet, a drummer, theater and film buffs, vegetarians, and gardeners. If you'd like, take a look at our staff bios. Our vision At UncommonGoods, we believe that creativity and the expression of individuality represent two great human treasures. We recognize that people are looking for ways to express their individuality and creativity when shopping for themselves and others, a major challenge in today's chain store-dominated retail environment. We have set out to create a business that makes uncommon goods accessible to everyone.
  • AAA Architecture
    @randolphruiz4393
    My name is Randolph R. Ruiz, but you can call me Randy. I want to help you make the world a better place. Architecture can do this in ways that few disciplines can by creating sustainability, beauty, connection, and opportunity. I started AAA Architecture to help people build something special. I work with my clients to think through the big picture issues and create detail-oriented designs that resolve these issues. Most of our clients have never hired an architect before. We are ready to help you through a process that is both challenging and immensely rewarding. The satisfaction that comes with making a place in the world that is special and meaningful is indescribable. I work directly with our clients to design places that are contemporary, engaging, and environmentally responsible. My passion for architecture drives me to constantly seek opportunities to make our work better. I have worked on a diverse array of building-types from restaurants and residences, to theaters and office towers, and am a Senior Adjunct Professor of Architecture at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco. I've been licensed to practice architecture in California since 2005 (#C30117).
  • Travis Preston CalArts
    @travisprestoncalarts
    travispreston19Website : http://www.travisprestoncalarts.com/ Address : 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA 91355 Phone : +1 661-255-1050 Travis Preston of CalArts is currently the Dean of the School of Theater and the Artistic Director at the Center for New Performance. He earned these two positions by working in the industry for several decades. Travis Preston of CalArts began his career in Poland when he directed Prometheus Bound. From there, he worked on several of his most notable works including Buried Child, King Lear, Lulu, and The Master Builder. In 2006, Travis Preston of CalArts received the Chevalier of the Order of the Arts and Letters by the Minister of Culture in France for his work in the performing arts.
  • jan pieter de graaf
    @janpieterdegraaf
    biografie I am a Frisian Dutch architect and designer and now I live and work in Belgium. The countryside and small towns is where I realized several buildings and projects of Art. Fore 7 years I was a teacher and had small groups of art students. For 10 years I made also objects i.c. non functional cupboards you can see them on the website www.defriesemaatkast.nl After I made them, I wrote stories around the objects . I like old and new and try to make a combination in which you recognize the craft of both parts. Stories and dreams are inspiration to a better future. Mass-production is a necessity but my contribution is to make unique products everyone can buy. I try in my latest work with the TOV houses to combine the whole experience of my total working life. I have the freedom to do it and this is my choice in life. I studied at 4 academy , had my own (small) office, worked in art and theater projects.
  • McCaela Donovan
    @mccaeladonovan
    McCaela Donovan is a distinguished creative strategist, principal consultant, civil servant, and entrepreneur whose multifaceted career spans the arts, Consultancy, and education. She uses her creativity to help organizations and individuals reach their goals. She is the founder and principal consultant of Creative Consultancy, based in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts. Her firm adopts a omprehensive approach, supporting small businesses, nonprofits, and arts organizations in areas such as leadership, strategic planning, and marketing. In addition to her consultancy work, she plays a pivotal role at ShireHome Co. is a boutique collection of luxury vacation rentals. Alongside her husband, she manages the daily operations and strategic marketing, enhancing the company's reputation in the Berkshires. Her commitment to community service is evident in Stockbridge, where she is actively involved in the Stockbridge Affordable Housing Trust and the Community Development Corporation of Southern Berkshires, focusing on housing affordability and local economic growth. Previously, she made significant contributions as the managing director of White Heron Theatre Company on Nantucket and spent eight years as Assistant Director of the Boston University School of Theatre. Her experience also includes roles at renowned institutions like Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre and Framingham State University. As an award-winning actor, her talents have been showcased in Off-Broadway productions and prominent regional theaters, including the Huntington Theatre and American Repertory Theatre. She is also a founding member of the Bridge Repertory Theater of Boston. Her personal life reflects a passion for homesteading, evidenced by her love for baking sourdough bread and gardening. She iscovered the joys of homesteading after a bread-making class in Hillsdale, NY, and continues to find satisfaction in sustainable living and technology respite. She actively supports local charities and has been a contributor to the ACLU and Southern Poverty Law Center for eight years, alongside supporting local arts organizations. McCaela Donovan career is marked by accolades and recognition, including minations and awards for her theatrical roles and advisory accomplishments. Her ability to blend creative strategies, strategic thinking,and community involvement has significantly contributed to her success and the growth of the organizations she serves.
  • Robb Studio
    @robb_studio
    Robb Studio is an architectural design practice established in 1998. Dave began his architecture and furniture design career in San Francisco in the late 1980's. His projects encompass theater design, boutique retail, restaurant, office and hotel design, loft and single family custom residential design. Project locations include Hong Kong, New York, California, Colorado and Louisiana. Robb Studio's architectural design solutions are distilled from a background rooted in modernism and thus design solutions tend to emanate from context, climate and client needs rather than pre-conceptions of form. Dave's background in functional art moves readily to a high level of detail in his architecture, as seen in the AIA award winning projects 100 Dexter, the Barnhart Loft and the Arnold Loft. This kind of design sensitivity carries through on all levels of Robb Studio's designs, where function leads to inventive form.
  • MKS Design
    @mks_design
    MKS design is a modern furniture and housewares design firm established in 1998. It has produced distinctive and elegant furniture including chairs, stools, couches, configurable theater seating, modular storage, tables large and small, sideboards and bars, as well as an ever-evolving line of housewares—both production and one-off—coasters, trivets, tableware, serving utensils, and professional kitchen cutlery. The mission of MKS Design is to create furnishings that embody a design ethic focused on our emotional experience of the things which surround us, while silently supported by a robust and rigorous technical and intellectual backbone. Our work is meant to be authentic in the sense of being genuine and original, courageous, and proud yet not self-conscious. We aim to create beauty through an honest mix of fact, function, wit, and whimsy, and the maintenance of an uncompromising and meticulous attention to detail. The work is predominately, but not exclusively in metal, and emphasis is on original design.
  • Andrew Franz Architect
    @andrewfranzarchitect
    Founded in 2003 by Andrew Franz, the firm Andrew Franz Architect PLLC has grown into a noted design studio with an expanding client list and portfolio of celebrated building and interiors projects. With experience in the design of commercial, residential, cultural and theater projects, we work with clients on a range of project types. Our professional staff includes architects, LEED accredited professionals, and interior designers. We promote an open, collaborative studio environment that shares original ideas and proven building practices. Our rigorous, client-focused design process favors engagement, craft, and inventiveness. The resulting solutions are timeless and fresh, modern and urbane, across a broad portfolio of new construction, urban and rural additions, interior renovations, historic restorations, and master plans for civic spaces and parks. Our growing client list includes discerning owners in commercial, not-for-profit, cultural, education and residential sectors. Our primary goal is responsive architecture of timeless beauty. We believe design should have a lasting impact on people, communities and the environment.

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