Hey all,
I have a small business and I just opened one more branch few days ago in other city. I want to dress up my office. Please suggest me if you have any idea that can help me out?
Thanks!
John Cline
Dec 26, 07 9:33 am
What type of small business and where is the location?
(this could get fun)
4arch
Dec 26, 07 9:42 am
mikejack: if you'd like to pay us, we will be happy to help. we generally don't give away free design services around here. why would we want to give away for free what we'd charge you anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars for if you walked into one of our offices?
holz.box
Dec 27, 07 3:57 am
obliterate me please!
b3tadine[sutures]
Dec 27, 07 4:28 am
you want some free advice? that'll cost you.
aspect
Dec 27, 07 5:01 am
yes, mikejack, u've came to the right place, we architects are specialized in all kinds of decorative stuff and love to be ur bitch for free!!
John Cline
Dec 27, 07 8:38 am
twice in a week we've had a spammer hijack a spammer. what are the odds?
aspect
Dec 27, 07 11:41 am
i always think that naming others as spammers in a thread also consider as form of hijacking.
PerCorell
Dec 27, 07 11:49 am
I suggest you hang some modern art on the walls before the windows , have the roof painted in natural patterns install useless but neat things.
Emagine a huge picture as what you can see here --- Curtain Art cheap huge portraits by your choice ;
These are also graffiti painted onto curtain canvas ,easy to install very expressive, allready a succes, so why not at yours.
rfuller
Dec 27, 07 12:39 pm
Let this site guide all your design decisions. Also try to incorporate as much wooden "country cute" shit on your walls as is physically possible.
You can never go wrong with burgundy and hunter green.
Don't waste any money, though. Buy lots of candles, but never light them. If the place starts to stink, just get cats...and no litter box. You might want to consider smoking inside, too.
Oh, and whatever you do to the inside, please, PLEASE, PLEASE flank all your windows with shutters that are too small to actually cover the windows.
While your at it, get a contractor to draw that up for you. Licensed designers (ID, Arch, Landscape, etc...) are totally just a waste of money. Make sure you let your wife make all your critical design decisions, too.
Jah is my Co-pilot
Dec 27, 07 2:35 pm
I recommend at least one of these for each desk. They really can get people in the mood to buy!
el jeffe
Dec 27, 07 2:40 pm
****melt
Dec 27, 07 3:07 pm
Seriously mikejack - Do you give your services/products away for free? At the end of the day we need to put food on our tables too.
b3tadine[sutures]
Dec 27, 07 3:16 pm
step one - buy Interior Design magazine
step 2 - close eyes
step c - flip pages
step theta - extend index finger
step 2.1.1.1.2 - point index finger in general direction of magazine - preferably the middle of page
step c.2 - touch actual page
and there you have design 4 free.
that's how i do it.
strlt_typ
Dec 27, 07 3:48 pm
-trompe l'oeil
-a portait of ansel adams or adolf loos
vado retro
Dec 27, 07 4:24 pm
simples
Dec 27, 07 4:44 pm
what a great introduction mikejack is getting of our profession...i guess i am not the only bitter one here...
mikejack...architects/architecture/archinect is not the best place to look for decorative ways to dress up your office...we usually engage more of the building and space itself, and could not, even if we wanted to, provide good advice w/o specifics...(is your business a funeral home, a bowling alley, a doctor's office, etc.)
i'd suggest going to your local bookstore and paging through a few design magazines (interior design, dwell, etc.) and seeing what you like and what you feel will work for your particular office/business/branch...
an architect should remind you though, that less can be more;
manamana
Dec 27, 07 4:58 pm
I'd like to know if mikejack and Adam45 are the same person...same awkward english....spammer playing both sides and failing horribly?
paul: check IP addys, please.
snook_dude
Dec 28, 07 4:21 pm
You could wall paper your ceiling with old Record Album Covers....It would be an endless conversation piece. You can pick them up real cheap at tag sales. HOWEVER: don't try to use the albums to side your house.
Hey all,
I have a small business and I just opened one more branch few days ago in other city. I want to dress up my office. Please suggest me if you have any idea that can help me out?
Thanks!
What type of small business and where is the location?
(this could get fun)
mikejack: if you'd like to pay us, we will be happy to help. we generally don't give away free design services around here. why would we want to give away for free what we'd charge you anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars for if you walked into one of our offices?
obliterate me please!
you want some free advice? that'll cost you.
yes, mikejack, u've came to the right place, we architects are specialized in all kinds of decorative stuff and love to be ur bitch for free!!
twice in a week we've had a spammer hijack a spammer. what are the odds?
i always think that naming others as spammers in a thread also consider as form of hijacking.
I suggest you hang some modern art on the walls before the windows , have the roof painted in natural patterns install useless but neat things.
Emagine a huge picture as what you can see here --- Curtain Art cheap huge portraits by your choice ;
http://fireside.designcommunity.com/topic-10104-240.html
These are also graffiti painted onto curtain canvas ,easy to install very expressive, allready a succes, so why not at yours.
Let this site guide all your design decisions. Also try to incorporate as much wooden "country cute" shit on your walls as is physically possible.
You can never go wrong with burgundy and hunter green.
Don't waste any money, though. Buy lots of candles, but never light them. If the place starts to stink, just get cats...and no litter box. You might want to consider smoking inside, too.
Oh, and whatever you do to the inside, please, PLEASE, PLEASE flank all your windows with shutters that are too small to actually cover the windows.
While your at it, get a contractor to draw that up for you. Licensed designers (ID, Arch, Landscape, etc...) are totally just a waste of money. Make sure you let your wife make all your critical design decisions, too.
I recommend at least one of these for each desk. They really can get people in the mood to buy!
Seriously mikejack - Do you give your services/products away for free? At the end of the day we need to put food on our tables too.
step one - buy Interior Design magazine
step 2 - close eyes
step c - flip pages
step theta - extend index finger
step 2.1.1.1.2 - point index finger in general direction of magazine - preferably the middle of page
step c.2 - touch actual page
and there you have design 4 free.
that's how i do it.
-trompe l'oeil
-a portait of ansel adams or adolf loos
what a great introduction mikejack is getting of our profession...i guess i am not the only bitter one here...
mikejack...architects/architecture/archinect is not the best place to look for decorative ways to dress up your office...we usually engage more of the building and space itself, and could not, even if we wanted to, provide good advice w/o specifics...(is your business a funeral home, a bowling alley, a doctor's office, etc.)
i'd suggest going to your local bookstore and paging through a few design magazines (interior design, dwell, etc.) and seeing what you like and what you feel will work for your particular office/business/branch...
an architect should remind you though, that less can be more;
I'd like to know if mikejack and Adam45 are the same person...same awkward english....spammer playing both sides and failing horribly?
paul: check IP addys, please.
You could wall paper your ceiling with old Record Album Covers....It would be an endless conversation piece. You can pick them up real cheap at tag sales. HOWEVER: don't try to use the albums to side your house.