The first thing that struck me was the color of the walls. Why in these type of institutional settings do they insist on using some mucky putty color? Really it is depressing.....and I was thinking I might need to make an appointment to get some antidepressant pills if I don't get out of here quick.
The next thing was the combination of the wood tones. The floors were probably the best feature in the room ..... and I am being generous. But the combination of the three wood tones of the floor, the door and the Formica cabinets left me speechless. Oh and about those floors......there is one thing I just despise and that is the rubber baseboard molding. I have been lucky enough to have been involved in the design of a few commercial spaces and you won't find me using rubber baseboard....I just won't do it.
Ok so next is art work.
Well I guess if I try real hard I can get a color palette.....
flesh, putty and blue......
Wow.....I may be on to something.
THIS SPACE MAY HAVE ACTUALLY BEEN DESIGNED.
THIS SPACE MAY HAVE ACTUALLY BEEN DESIGNED.
What else could explain that pop of red?? And then there is that same blue that was in the art work
It is spaces like this that just give me that extra push to run not walk to design school.....because seriously this space could have been so much more.
How about this?
http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/02/07/business/07clinic_CA0.ready.html
Truly isn't this much better?? Nice cheery color. Great textured flooring. A little better artwork
and
NOWIRE HANGERS RUBBER BASEBOARD!!!
Glad I got that off my chest.
It is spaces like this that just give me that extra push to run not walk to design school.....because seriously this space could have been so much more.
How about this?
http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/02/07/business/07clinic_CA0.ready.html
Truly isn't this much better?? Nice cheery color. Great textured flooring. A little better artwork
and
NO
Glad I got that off my chest.