If you live in a dark apartment I have a great product for you, it’s a window that is not a window, it’s really shades that use electroluminescent sheets for the light source. It’s very handy for anyone who lives in a place where you either can’t put a window because there is no outside [...]
Archive for January, 2009
Stone: A Disappearing Resource
January 19th, 2009 
Holly Stone has always been a huge plus when it comes to interior design, but if we keep using stone eventually it will run out. We may not see this in our lifetime, but it may happen in the next generations life time. Don’t worry though, you can still have stone in your home by using [...]
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Posted in Environmental design 
Tags: Interior Design, recycled materials, renewable resources 
1 Comment »Protect Your Home And Keep Heat Out
January 14th, 2009 Holly Yes, in most areas of the world it is winter but winter will soon be gone and you will be thinking about the heat that is summer or it’s summer now and your tired of the heat. One great way to keep your home cooler is to use solar shades like the ones sold at [...]
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Design Should Make You Feel
January 10th, 2009 Holly One of the most important things I have learned is that design should speak to you, it should make you feel something. If it’s really good it will bring back memories and connect you with the object, building or work. Take a look at the pictures below, do you feel anything when you look at [...]
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Geothermal Energy Part III: Codes And Design
January 8th, 2009 Holly Codes and other Regulations When installing a geothermal system you may be subject to different regulations depending on the type of system and the area you live in. Some examples of these regulations are: Well construction code Discharges to ground water Discharges of surface water Water use reporting Underground ejection control. If you are considering [...]
