Showing posts with label press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label press. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

R&L in 3D!


Check it out! We're loved! At least our notebook with pencil hole is loved by the team at 3D Artist Magazine - enough for them to put us in this sweet collection of gear for 3D creatives.

We shipped a sample all the way to their offices in the UK a little while back and it's nice to see our friend in print.

Thanks 3D!

Monday, October 19, 2009

Look who made the papers!


Or should I say, magazine. Specifically, Do It Yourself Magazine - a Better Homes & Gardens Special Interest Publication - available at Home Depot, and perhaps at your local news stand.
It's a cute magazine, and we're in great company within the article, titled, "DIY:Best in Show". What can I say, I certainly love and rely on the blogosphere - but there's something really satisfying about seeing your work on a glossy magazine page. I guess that's my preference for paper talking.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Chikabird in the news!


OK, so we're not credited anywhere (nor did we expect to be), but it's still a thrill to see our work mentioned in blogs like Remodelista!
By working some connections (aka Jean's fella, Dylan) we did the design and prototyping of the soft goods accessories seen in the latest home wardrobe system from Henrybuilt. In short, we did the leather handles, felt accessory pockets, and laundry basket! Take a look:
Leather Drawer Pulls with hand stitched reinforcement detail
Felt Accessory Storage Pockets for the interior door rail system
Hamper Drawer with integrated basket, constructed from mesh + recycled leather
It's great to see it all together, since we were designing a little in the dark (maybe we had a desk light on ;) and knew nothing of all the other lovely details that make the system so classic and warm.

The features around the dressing area are particulary appealing - the wooden jewelry knobs, the lighting, the shaping of the sliding tray tops - ahhhh having a system like this would make me an early bird.