Magazine

Diisynology explains the ancient design system of Vastu, looks how we approach design as individuals, explores the design superhighway, analyzes the benefits of stone versus ceramic tile, explains how to design a room shared by two kids, and introduces the jazz inspired artwork of New Can Studios.

EcoNest and the eco-conscious design work of Paula Baker Laporte and Robert Laporte is this issue’s feature.  Diisynology also covers, Harco Loor’s gorgeous light fixtures, guidance on how to start your own design project, how to invigorate space with lighting, and sources for affordable green interiors.

Luxurious eco-design comes to life in the design of Bardessono, the luxurious Napa Valley eco-spa and the interiors of Los Angeles designer, Lori Dennis.  Diisynology also features a man’s view of interior design, advice on how to be playful with lighting, romancing space with Feng Shui, how color can update and modernize a room and an exploration of slow design.  Diisynology also introduces the beautiful textiles of Indika Organics and LOOM by Katarina Tana.

This issue features the first of a two part interview with interior designer to the stars, Valerie Pasquiou, and delves into the source of her sophisticated, international style.  Diisynology also looks at the drama fire brings to a room, how to use warm colors to add sparkle to dining, high-tech and super green countertop material from Kliptech, 2010 interior design color trends, Old Fashioned Milk Paint, and suggestions for eco-friendly furniture on a budget.

Edgar Miller, Chicago’s Last Renaissance Man, and his fabulous hand-carved, hand-painted, and stained glass illuminated interiors is the subject of this issue’s feature article along with the second part of an in-depth interview with interior architect, Valerie Pasquiou.  This issue includes some rules for eclectic design, a man’s view of bedroom design, tips on how to achieve simple luxury and engaging the senses through color,   Entrepreneur and tile designer, Erin Adams, joins this issue with a guest editorial on how her company brings sustainability to the workplace.

This issue of Diisynology is dedicated to designing for kids and takes its inspiration from the around-the-world solo sailing adventure of sixteen-year-old Jessica Watson.  The issue features The Children’s School designed by Maryann Thompson Architects, global trends in childcare center design, TED talks kids, the colorful furniture of DearKids, how to engage with your child in interior design decisions, and a new window treatment rod from Glamour Rod.

Diisynology explores the relationship between site and building through the award winning work of architect Brent Kendle.  This issue also covers how to use color for a refreshing effect, provides a primer on color and how to use Adobe Kuler to create color schemes, useful guidelines on designing for small spaces, outdoor furniture from Andrew Richard’s Designs and Benchmark, and what the “mass-mingling” trend means to designers.

In this issue, Diisynology focuses on the relationship between interior and exterior space with a feature article on the neo-modernist work of Marcio Kogan and Studio mk27.  The issue also includes a look at new technologies for architectural glass, five steps for creating your own design language, the benefits of “unplugging” for a day, colors for serene environments, and an introduction of new Vitra products for the home.

A select catalog of very special artists and artisan accessories for interior design.