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Supernatural Culture Editorial

SUPERNATURAL

Photography // Yulia Gorbachenko @ www.yuliagorbachenko.com
Hair & Makeup // Monae Everett @ www.monaeartistry.com 
Styling // Francis Urrutia
Model // Jo @ Fenton Moon NYC


Beautiful choice of gel lighting! 
Really mesmerising editorial.
 Really loving the vibe!

more to love

Really interesting lighting. 



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Hair // Esti Carton of Haringtons
Make up // Phyllis Cohen
Clothes Styling // Ziad Ghanem
Products // L'Oreal and Reden
Photos // Matthew Shave


Lighting Inspiration

Was told my a mentor of mine that i should look into doing more moody/different lighting as i tend to stick with what is safe.





















Leaking Light

Was shooting my sound and image assignment and came across some leaking light. Really loved it and wanted to share. 






Blonde Venus

Final shoot out of Culture Magazine. I love the lighting, poses and consistency. 
Yet to try some high key lighting. This shoot really inspires me to do this and to experiment with colours and costumes. 



Photography // Antony Nobilo
Hair and Make Up // Shama @ CLM using MAC
Styling // Kate Ruth
Model // Sharon @ IMG 


Cubism

Another shoot in Culture Magazine that just wowed me!
Stunning, simple, unique. All the things i love in images!

I am absolutely in LOVE with the lighting. Really interesting and dramatic. Would love to try something like this!



Photography // Hama Sanders
Hair // Vivienne Mackinder
Hair Assistant // Rosemary Tejeda
Fashion Stylist // David Widjaja
Make Up // Sonomi 


Sustainable Lighting Can Be Beautiful - Its Not Just About Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs









Brian
Schmitt of
Schmitt Design in San Francisco, Ca
designs some beautiful handcrafted lighting that is also sustainable.  The bamboo veneer shade panels are
produced from sustainably managed bamboo forests and create an inviting warm
glow.  The innovative design is
combined with an energy-efficient light source. The shade panels are inserted
with out the use of glue or fasteners and are able to be shipped flat to
minimize packaging.

















The Best Sofa Design in the World!







When we designed the Family Room / Media Room / Theater at the East Mountain House in Montecito we selected a sectional sofa called "Dr. Pitt" from Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams in Los Angeles. We selected the sofa for it's comfort and versatility as well as it's unique design and configuration.  It can be purchased with various sized pieces like any sectional, but this one could be set up like a square with three sides and open in the center. Into the center you can push the ottomans, making it a "filled in square. Sounds crazy, but you can jump in that thing like a huge play pen for adults and stay there all day watching playoff games or movies or both in the case of this Media Room / Theater. We designed this room  with 2 professional 65" Panasonic LCD screens.

















































During the playoffs last week we were having fun with our godson and realized if we pushed out the two smallest ottoman pieces and left the two large ottomans to closed the "pitt" we could create a play pen for our young Ravens Fan. Naturally we threw in a few safe cooking utensils to make sure the young one was getting balanced and well rounded weekend football. He was BUMMED about the Ravens but not nearly as much as his dad.








More cooking lessons at half time...






A Kitchen Design that is Modern, Hip, Glam...Oh and Functional!


    We wanted to create a 21st Century look in this mid century modern house. A professional style kitchen that would be "eat in" intimate but also accommodate a staff for larger catered events as well.







The Floors are Italian Silver Travertine. This gray (silver) and brown marble has exactly the perfect warmth and depth of color to coordinate nicely with the quarter sawn oak cabinets and stainless steel appliances and countertops. We used Italian Statuary marble, white with heavy gray veins to contrast  and offset the other materials in the room. Note that the Statuary countertop on the island is one very large piece and it is book matched with the vertical end panels. 




The elliptical table is 1960's Milo Baumann and the Oak Chairs are 1950's Hans Wegner. 1950's' Italian blue gray Glassware.  






The Light Fixtures are from Boyd Lighting in San Francisco. The Professional Dual Fuel Double Oven Range is a 48" Wolf Range with Six Burners and a Griddle.






The kitchen cabinets were built by Henrybuilt in Seattle. We worked closely with Henrybuilt to create a look that blended the modern with the authentic appeal of this mid century home.  We achieved a look for this kitchen that is both sophisticated, modern and technically advanced. We combined horizontal and vertical grained quarter sawn oak panels with stainless steel countertops and appliances. We used linear full length steel pulls that added just the right punctuation. We made custom oak doors with frosted glass panels that concealed the pantries. All built out of oak to be cohesive with the kitchen design. 






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