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A top tip of the day for you - Don't let droopy cord distract from your display! It’s easy to overlook, but subtle details like ensuring you have straight cord can make a huge difference to the visual quality of your display. Here’s why: ↳ Drooping cord creates a visual distraction from your artwork or exhibit because the curve of the cord clashes with the architecture of the space it sits within, drawing the eye to it and creating a messy feel. Whereas a straight, clean line of cord visually blends into its surroundings, as the line neatly matches nearby details like skirting boards and shadow gaps which are all horizontal, straight lines. Super simple, yet makes a huge difference! 🤩 You can remove the droop either by trimming your cord and re-inserting it into one of the barrier uprights (⚠️ never knot or wrap the cord), or, if your barriers have simply gotten too close together, just moving the barriers apart (we recommend up to a 2m gap for freestanding). If you would like any advice about your barriers or displays, please do get in touch, we would love to share our wealth of knowledge with you. ⁠⁠#curators #museumdesign #museumexperts #museumequipment

Are you interested in seeing how your flooring will look in your space before making a decision? Check out this rendering of a elementary school hallway featuring the Shape Study collection. With Patcraft, you can transform a simple photo of your room into a rendering featuring the flooring you’d like to see installed. Best part is… our visualization services come at no cost. Just take a photo of the area you’re thinking about redoing and share it with your local Patcraft rep and they can send you high quality renderings of what different styles of flooring will look like installed. Looks a lot better than VCT right?

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How do you set the lighting scenes in your projects? Patrick Harders shares how he created the scene for this client's property to highlight beautiful tree specimens and bring out the full dimensions. Cherry blossoms illuminate beautifully, particularly in the spring. 🌸💡 Creating the proper scene does not mean overpowering with one light, but rather, designing a lighting plan that softly illuminates and brings out different viewing angles. #landscapelighting #landscapelightingdesign #sterlinglighting #outdoorlighting

Bring the wonders of science and nature into the classroom with captivating printable decor. Read the full article: Creating and Selling Printable Classroom Decor ▸ https://lttr.ai/APt4o #PrintableClassroomDecor #RecentYears #SignificantRise #HomeschoolingParents #ProfitingFromPLR #CustomizeWallDisplays #AdditionalIncomeStream #HighlightKeyConcepts

CHAIR CONCEPT SKETCHES for my master's study Subject: Design Specialization 2 Through this subject I will be able to work through all the stages of designing a chair from the concept stage until execution using wood material in a well-equipped wood workshop. #masterdegree #chairdesign #sketching

Unraveling the world of Spatial Graphics in my new article, "Spatial Graphics: Navigating the Fusion of Graphics and Spatial Design" "Spatial graphics, encompasses the visual elements used within a physical environment to communicate information, create a distinct sense of place, enhance the user experience, and establish an aesthetic or identity. These graphics are integrated into architectural, landscape, and interior spaces to guide, inform, and engage users." Gerard Puxhe Read full article at https://lnkd.in/e6TYUeDS #interiordesign #graphicdesign #spatialdesign #spatialgraphics #surfacedesign

At LAMM, every design element serves a greater purpose. This minimalist geometry isn't just visually striking - it's also skillfully optimised for the classroom environment. More on lamm.it #LAMM #studybenches #classroomfurniture #classroomdesign #educationalfurniture #learningenvironments #italiandesign #italianfurniture

New Design  Scary Room  Scary designs are my favorite designs . I use my imagination and highlight some of my skills in visualizing designs