Entry #2859, September 24, 2013 I’m officially off to Madison, Wisconsin – the headquarters of SubZero-Wolf. The powerhouse kitchen appliance company has long been known for it’s reputation of manufacturing refrigeration and cooking appliances that last for generations! This isn’t my first time traveling to Sub-Zero Wolf but I will love seeing their new product…
Entry #2821, September 9, 2013 It’s always exciting to come face-to-face with the home brands that grace our home’s everyday. Sub-Zero refrigerators and Wolf cooktops have been know for their superior quality, craftsmanship and longevity for years. If you’ve been with Stagetecture for awhile you’ll remember back in Sep. 2010 when I traveled to Madison,…
Entry #2637, July 10, 2013 During the creation and evolution of the architecture and design, there have been many great periods. Such as the Neoclassical Period, Industrial Revolution Period, the Colonial Period, etc. Each of these periods from history brought a mixture of difference and originality to whatever time they were created. They introduced their own specialty design that stuck out and influenced all of humanity…
Guest Blogger #957, Entry #2401, May 9, 2013 Many of you reading this may have heard of Tub Chairs, most commonly made from Leather found in a reception or bar/ restaurant. You may even have one of your own in your living room. You would certainly be forgiven for thinking that Tub Chairs are a modern…
Guest Blogger #347, Entry #923, January 27, 2012 Before you undertake any significant work on your home it helps to know something about its history. Loft conversions are very popular and knowing more about the house and the kind of materials it was constructed from can help prevent some serious DIY mistakes. [ad#co-1] Take…
Entry #625, August 21, 2011 Every so often on Stagetecture, I like to take a break from the home related posts and highlight important architecture, artisans, and acts of man-kind that are inevitably shaping our history. Today, I am taking a closer look at the sculpture – the 30′ tall Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr….
Guest Blog #124, Entry #590, July 17, 2011 Not to be confused with a conservatory, an orangery is usually constructed using stone or brick pillars to support the glazed roof and is then tailored with large voluminous windows between the pillars to allow the natural light to burst through while giving panoramic views. Orangeries were…
Guest Blog #103, Entry #564, June 22, 2011 . In the past weeks, Stagetecture has shown you gorgeous homes in Brazil, as well as seeing Rio De Janiero take on a new “face”. Today, Guest Blogger, Heather Karlie Vieira from Heather Karlie Fine Art & Antiques gives you a peek into Brazilian furniture and the…
Entry #285, September 29, 2010 Yesterday was day 2 of the Sub-Zero/Wolf Designer Training here in Madison, Wisconsin. Let me begin by saying that the day was so incredibly fact filled, senses overload, opportunity of a lifetime experience type of day. It was one of those experiences that I continually throughout the day said to…