Don't miss the room, the tours almost over... 59th and Ward Parkway.
Photo by Chad Jackson
Monday, May 10, 2010
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About Me
- Kate Dixon
- I am a stylist in Kansas City and have been for almost 5 years. Wardrobe, props, set design, lifestyle, still life... love it all! I have a passion for a beautifully composed and crafted photograph, as well as good design. I have extreme respect for the entire art community and all of its many facets, and continue to have a thirst for the knowledge of those crafts that I don't currently understand. I think every rule is meant to be broken if done thoughtfully and well. And last but not least I like to stay in a moment where I am confident in my ideas, and yet slightly terrified to pull them off at the same time...
It's a little bit to far away... great work! Congratulation.
ReplyDeleteI love this bedroom!!!
ReplyDeletegreat work, wonderful imagination, congrats!
ReplyDeleteA really, really wonderful and inspiring room. Great work. I hope it'll be allright to borrow your picture to my own blog ( www.minimumsdk.blogspot.com).
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I can imagine not wanting to grow up if I own this bedroom! very Peter Pan. love it! :)
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very interesting and fun, but if you don't me saying, i think its a little bit dangerous. I'm not the nannying type, growing up running with scissors, but from this angle it looks like you need a little more clearance between the wheel and the supporting frame, that way you'll have less places a limb could be wedged in.
ReplyDeletereally great concept, but yes Prodigal is right. If your kids got swinging that wheel around and one of them put there arm (or worse, their head!) in the gap between the frame and the wheel, it would get chopped off. A simple solution would be to enclose that opening so that toys could only be retrieved from the end openings and not from the side at all.
ReplyDeleteAwesome room. I love the ferris wheel! Featuring on my blog
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Hi, thanks for all the comments! Prodigal and Dustin, and others that are concerned with safety.. We installed a lock on the wheel so its not allowed to move more than 1 foot without being unlocked, because we too didn't want anyone getting hurt!!!
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ReplyDeletesimply stunning <3
ReplyDeleteThe way you arrange everything is just brilliant.
Hi, there. I saw your room at the Designers Showcase -- everyone loved it. I especially appreciate the use of industrial recycled elements for a kid's space. Also, congrats on getting featured on Design*Sponge (one of my favorite design blogs).
ReplyDeletethese are so good. i loved your idea. and the pallet bed is seriously so cool.
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ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the metal braces from and what are they technically called?
ReplyDeleteIt's not a merry-go-round, it's a Ferris wheel
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