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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

{shop design} Joe's Jeans South Coast



I was working earlier this week (honestly working) and stopped for lunch in South Coast Plaza.  I was so excited to see that they had finally opened the Joe's Jeans shop.  From my lunching vantage point I was able to see there fun window display of hanging vintage items.  Loved that!
I was lucky enough to be able to chat with the sales people in the shop about design and the great look they had going on.  I cannot wait to see what they have in store for the holiday displays.  

They did a great job of mixing vintage and new and the texture in the space was so well used.  I completely loved the rainbow colored jean wall.


Their room within the space was created from vintage windows and doors painted in a heavy white.















JOE'S South Coast Plaza Boutique // 3333 Bear Street, Suite #147 // Costa Mesa, CA 92626 | Phone : 714.979.0221
Hours:  Mon - Fri 10-9p | Saturday 10-8p | Sunday 11-6:30p

images by christina for greige
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Friday, January 13, 2012

continued from this a.m. more blue and yellow love...

NOTE TO SELF: MUST USE A SLIM AARONS PHOTOGRAPH IN A PROJECT SOON!

See I told you I was all about blue and yellow lately....

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Thursday, May 5, 2011

Inspired - Yabu-Pushelberg

Yabu Pushelberg has done work for Kate Spade N.Y.C..  Three of the four Kate Spade images include a tape installation by Rebecca Ward.

I  am constantly scanning the world for inspiration for my interiors. My goal is to create original spaces that respect the client's needs and wishes but that are also unexpected! I studied retail design in Milan, Italy and I also teach retail design courses. So while my business designs mainly residential interiors, I'm am always in awe and inspired by hospitality design. {esp. hotels, restaurants, and retail}. 


George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg met in design school thirty years ago. The Toronto/N.Y.C. based design team has been creating dynamic, dramatic, luxurious interiors ever since. I hope you are inspired by the sculptural quality of their work as much as I am.





Images:

1. Tiffany and Co.  on Wall Street in NYC.  The crystal light fixture is by Ingo Maurer - source NY Times
2. Fin - Las Vegas
3. Hazelton Hotel - image: Interior Design Magazine.
- Kate Spade, installation by Rebecca Ward, Store: Yabu - Pushelberg
15. + 16. W Hotel New York
17.  Nine Thirty restaurant at the W Hotel Los Angeles
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