I´m currently strarting my first official job as an interior designer. I wanna ask, where do you find inspiration online most often (websites, Pinterest, other social media tec)? Thanks!
Non Sequitur
Jun 7, 16 3:56 pm
From the concentric coffee stain circles next to my mouse.
senjohnblutarsky
Jun 7, 16 3:58 pm
I avoid Pintrest like the plague.
Because it is one.
I see more idiotic "decorating" ideas on facebook than I would have ever dreamed. Every moron with a glue gun and some paint is suddenly a decoration genius. "She takes apart this pallet; you won't believe what happens next!" Yes, yes, I will believe what happens next. She ends up with something tacky made out of wood that was fit for nothing more than a pallet.
Stick to Industry-specific publications, lest you end up being a purveyor of pallet designs.
archanonymous
Jun 7, 16 4:30 pm
if you don't really go in for the whole "creativity" thing, most furniture vendors - Knoll, Haworth, All Steel, Kimball, etc... have things they call "design starters"
anonitect
Jun 7, 16 5:56 pm
+++senjohn. "You won't believe what happens next" always ends in disappointment.
I´m currently strarting my first official job as an interior designer. I wanna ask, where do you find inspiration online most often (websites, Pinterest, other social media tec)? Thanks!
From the concentric coffee stain circles next to my mouse.
I avoid Pintrest like the plague.
Because it is one.
I see more idiotic "decorating" ideas on facebook than I would have ever dreamed. Every moron with a glue gun and some paint is suddenly a decoration genius. "She takes apart this pallet; you won't believe what happens next!" Yes, yes, I will believe what happens next. She ends up with something tacky made out of wood that was fit for nothing more than a pallet.
Stick to Industry-specific publications, lest you end up being a purveyor of pallet designs.
if you don't really go in for the whole "creativity" thing, most furniture vendors - Knoll, Haworth, All Steel, Kimball, etc... have things they call "design starters"
+++senjohn. "You won't believe what happens next" always ends in disappointment.
Andree Putman