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I finally found the floor plans for the actual house which will make a lot of things so much easier. For example now I can convert the sizes down to scale, be able to see where I could place furniture and work out if they'd fit etc. I've also included the other rooms just so I can always see the structure of the house which for whatever reason helps me.

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Because I've already got my 2 main colour's for the room, from looking at other designs etc. I know I need a tiny pop of colour to complete the room. Today I'm going to be comparing colour's to see which would go best with the style.
How are you going to produce your work?
I think the easiest way to show it is to gather images to compare different colour's to my already chosen ones. Then hopefully I'll find a definite colour to go with my work, then from there I'll create a mood board and start sampling.
What will you have by the end of the lesson?
Hopefully a colour that mixes in well with the turquoise and grey, a mood board of that colour, then hopefully I can start looking at some samples.

20/04/2018

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Like with the turqouise mood board, I wanted to make a board of images just to keep track of what images and objects I’ve been looking at and taking inspiration from.

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I wanted to gather images that inspired me to chose the colour's for the room I'm designing. I wanted to have a mood board of patterns, colour mixes, objects and anything else that I've already taking for inspiration and other things that I can use for future reference.

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I really struggled with an idea for my FMP for different reasons, but I was giving an idea of maybe trying to include my University choice into it and learning a little more before I go. The idea was to find a flat for sale or rent, use the images of it empty and show how I would furnish the flat. This would be good practice for my uni course and so I can show my skills and be creative in the way I know I love.

UPDATE****
instead of refurbishing a flat, I'm decorating one of the rooms in the house I'm moving in to.

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I'd obviously need to look for a flat to revamp but I already know flat I could use which is good because then I could get my own photo's which would be easier. Then after that I'd then look into different designs and decor and get my inspiration from them, see what I like and don't like. From this I could also look a little into the history of interior Design. I's also need to research the furniture I'd need and different patterns for certain things (wallpaper, chairs, curtains, etc.).

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For my research, I'd look up new trends and classic designs to help me get a feel and idea of what I want. I already have an idea of what colour's I want and plan to work with, but looking at different trends and colour schemes for inspiration.

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What do you intend to learn from this project?

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What do you intend to learn from this project?

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I don't expect to learn everything about the ins and out of Interior Design but I hope to get some good practice in and just get an early feel for the basics of designing and creating a room into something beautiful and unique from nothing. Also it would be good to get a feel for approaching this in a professional way, I know I technically wouldn't be working with or for a client but I could do the research and the plans in a professional way.

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How will you track your progress and idea development?

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How will you track your progress and idea development?

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The original idea was to either create/design the room on Photoshop but now because I can actually design a room and actually decorate it it gives me more freedom to maybe actually decorate the room and see it in real life. I'm still unsure if this would actually be possible as I'm still unsure on dates for moving in, but I would still make a little white model with the colour schemes included in it. I'll also track my colour theme progression as I think it would be good to see where I got my inspiration from

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Again I'm still unsure of what my final outcome will be as I would love to actually have an actual room for my final piece but due to being unsure on dates but even if I can't do that I'm still making a white scale model to present.

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Today I plan on starting and hopefully finishing my artist research. I've already choosing the 2 artists I'm researching and I know some smalls things about them already.
How are you going to produce your work?
Because it's only research, I'm making 2 separate columns with the research in and maybe some images I can use for reference and inspiration.
What will you have by the end of the lesson?
Hopefully by the end of the lesson I shall have 2 columns with information about the two artists I have chosen, the info will hopefully help me with my project and building my ideas.

23/03/2018

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Tricia Guild OBE is a British designer and the founder and Creative Director of Designers Guild an international home and lifestyle company with a store and showroom on the Kings Road and Marylebone High Street in London, and offices in London with showrooms in Paris, Munich, Stockholm and New York. Tricia Guild is known for her fabric and wallpaper collections and her work as a designer and manufacturer on a range of home interior products.

She established Designers Guild, in 1970 whilst searching for textiles to decorate with. By re-colouring a collection of Indian hand-block printed textiles, the first collection was established. She opened her store on the Kings Road with her first collection of fabrics, also selling ceramics and furniture. In 1974 she started working with artists such as Kaffe Fassett, Lillian Delevoryas and Janice Tchalenko, among others.

Throughout the 1990s Guild focused her attention on expanding the range as Designers Guild grew in the UK and overseas. The flagship store and showroom are situated on the Kings Road, London and include a showroom devoted entirely to fabrics, wall coverings, furniture and paint.

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Esmeralda "Es" Devlin OBE is a designer. Devlin is known for creating kinetic stage sculptures in collaboration with artists including Kanye West and Beyonce, as well as installations at the Victoria and Albert Museum and Art Basel and the 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony. Her work has been awarded three Olivier Awards, she is a fellow of University of the Arts London, and was awarded the Order of the British Empire in the Queen's 2015 New Years Honours.

Devlin has gone on to design for many of the major UK theatre companies including the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Court Theatre, Old Vic, Young Vic, Almeida Theatre, Arcola Theatre, Hampstead Theatre, Soho Theatre, Duke of York's Theatre, Haymarket Theatre, Comedy Theatre, Royal Exchange Theatre, Out of Joint and Theatre de Complicite plus productions in New York, Madrid, Dublin and Tokyo.

Devlin's film work includes direction – a music video for Imogen Heap and a one-hour film for London's London IMAX to the music of Nitin Sawhney as well as costume design for Sally Potter's feature film RAGE and production design for short films and music videos by Mike Figgis. Her TV designs include MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) – 2011 and 2010, and the Brit Awards 2015 and 2016. Devlin was profiled in the first season of the Netflix docu-series Abstract: The Art of Design.