Sentences with phrase «creating door pulls»

Rather than develop his career within a single design discipline — be it industrial, furniture, interior, lighting or architectural design — Michele De Lucchi chose to move freely among them all, creating door pulls for Valli Colombo, laptops for Olivetti and tape dispensers for Pelikan while designing banks in Germany and apartment buildings in Japan.

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Pull quote: Use that eco-friendliness to create swarms of eager customers, all but beating down your door for the privilege of doing business with you.
VP Sales and Marketing, grabbed me in the hall, pulled me into a dark office, closed the door and asked me if I would join him in creating Claris Corporation, an Apple Software spinoff.
s adding doors to an alcove with shelving or creating a unit with glass shelving for storage jars and pull - out wire baskets for fresh veg.
«We made the Hofmeister kink part of the rear door to eliminate that ungainly panel in the C - post, pulled the front shutline of the engine compartment cover all the way forward to the kidney and the lights, and created a rear end which looks elegant and muscular while providing all the downforce engineering could ask for,» says Dukec.
The prominent front and rear spoilers flare away from the center of the car, housing wide, large - diameter wheels, while the door panels are pulled inwards, creating a powerful three - dimensional form that mirrors the spindle shape of the Lexus grille.
Available soft, white LED backlighting in the door - pulls, footwells and between the upper and lower instrument panels creates an effect similar to recessed lighting in contemporary homes.
Past topics include: Making environmental cues work for you Puppy socialization Addressing unwanted behaviors Separation anxiety Integrating a new dog with other pets «Disobedience» Pulling towards other dogs Fearful dogs Capitalizing on informal behaviors Training your dog with affection Multipurpose cues Creating reliable cues Importance of fundamentals When «sit» doesn't happen Crate training your dog How to split a sit The problem with «ignoring» Training with the Grain Positive reinforcement: turning the world into a treat Learning what predicts what It depends: Why dog training «tips» often fail Teach your dog to wait at doors Teaching When, Where, and Why Redirect or Preempt?
A virtual synthesiser lets you play with music, whilst a 3D art studio lets you create characters or environments by pulling and poking and painting shapes, and a logic system lets you connect things together, triggering events in a level or just hooking up a switch to a door.
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The clean - lined units run seamlessly from the kitchen into the garden, creating an indoor / outdoor feel, while the huge glass doors pull in uplifting amounts of light.
Why not find a dresser and create a pull out shelf for the laptop and turn the drawer fronts into cabinet fronts / doors.
Founded by a husband and wife team with years of industry experience, the company was created to offer a premium alternative to poor - quality door pulls and other products.
time for me to pull down my half - dead hanging baskets and create something beautiful and lush near my front door.
The hinged door allows for prep space when pulled down, while lower rungs create room for a basket of fluffy towels.
But, slowly, I have been pulling together a corner at a time — and this week, I worked on a corner in our dining room by creating a vintage door plate wall.
Where that awkward brown pegboard door closet is, I would really like to create a place for the kids to store their school books, coats and winter boots, plus seating of some sort where then can sit down to put them on and pull them off.
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