Jon Ezell
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Post 10: Project Progress report
As of the time that this post was due, I had completed the construction of the structure of my couch/bed. I had not yet installed it in my Van, nor upholstered or adding in the cushions. Some improvement consideration I have for the build: coat the wood with a polyurethane finish, use a router for…
Final report Part 1: Van Build Bed/Couch
For my final project in Aesthetics of design, I created a couch that faces both forwards, and backwards in my Van, and it also easily converts into a full size bed! Inspiration for this build came from watching essentially every small size van and mini van build video on YouTube, and selecting design elements from…
Post 9: top 5 specifications, top 5 contstaints
For my couch/bed in my van conversion, I want to include the following specifications: Specifications: 1) Ease of Conversion: The bed must be able to transition into the couch with ease, and vice versa. This is important to me in creating an environment inside of my small van that is stress-free and allows me to…
Post 8: Design Preview Report: Van Build Bed/Couch
Embarking on the construction of a convertible couch/bed within the compact confines of a Chevy Astro van presents a unique challenge. The aim is to integrate comfortable seating and sleeping arrangements alongside a kitchenette and optimal storage solutions within this limited space. As we plan this project, the focus is not only on functionality but…
Post 7: Main Project Aesthetics: Plans and Alternatives.
Embarking on a van build project offers a unique opportunity to tailor your mobile living space to your personal style and needs. The couch/bed I will be building for my final project needs to match the overall aesthetic of the van build in order to have cohesion with the other facets of the interior design.…
My Main Project: The Bouch? The Coud? The Perfect Bed/Couch for a Van build
I know, I know what you’re probably thinking: This guy is doing a van build and getting school credit; really creative. But! Let me tell you, this is not going to be like other van builds; this bed/couch will be unique, innovative, aesthetically strong, and one of a kind! Read on, and I guarantee by…
The Drop-out Table: an homage to academic years and mid century simplicity.
Embarking on an upcycling project offers a unique opportunity to breathe new life into discarded materials, transforming them into something not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. My latest endeavor, a coffee table, stands as a testament to this transformative power, marrying the rustic charm of an old basketball court floor with the nostalgia of…
Post 4: Opposite of Mid Century Modern: Ornate, Maximalism
Mid-century modern design, characterized by its clean lines, organic shapes, and integration of form and function, has been a staple in interior design since its inception in the mid-20th century. Its coffee tables often feature slim legs, minimal decoration, and materials like wood, glass, or metal, embodying a sleek, timeless elegance. But what if we…
Project Update: Mid-Century Coffee Table from Basketball Court
My Upcycle project is a coffee table made from an old basketball court floor, old elementary school chair legs, and a few other pieces of scrap wood and metal. I’ve managed to make significant progress on the build an am happy to say I’m almost done! Here is an image of what the table is…
Sustainable Sophistication: Crafting a Mid-Century Modern Coffee Table from Upcycled Materials
In the realm of furniture design, the enduring charm of mid-century modern aesthetics continues to captivate with its clean lines and functional simplicity. My project delves into the heart of this design movement, presenting a Mid-Century Modern Coffee Table that seamlessly blends sleek sophistication with upcycled materials. Embracing Mid-Century Modern Design At its core, mid-century…
Norm-Core, The Joke That Became a True Fashion Trend
Normcore, a term born from the convergence of irony and fashion, represents a departure from the traditional notions of coolness. It transcends the pursuit of uniqueness and authenticity, opting instead for a post-authenticity coolness that revels in sameness. At its core, normcore is a deliberate embrace of the mundane, a rejection of alternative subcultures, and…
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