#bright colors interior design

[skate-or-design-by-deckstool]

Skateboard Wall Tiles are Flipped for Exciting New Table and Surface Designs

Several of SkateOrDesign’s recycled skateboard wall tile styles have been flipped and applied to table top and counter surfaces in order to create exciting new sustainable surface options. “Well, maybe they were not “flipped” exactly” cautioned SkateOrDesign designer, Jason Podlaski, “but they certainly were rotated 90° from a vertical to a horizontal orientation.”

Tile designs such as the Skate Hex Tile and Skateboard Subway Tile can be used on a surface and the surface texture can be modified by changing the scale of the tile. Due to the contours of the skateboard material, our table tops are rarely dead flat, instead they feature a slight scalloped effect across the surface that varies based on the tile size used. For larger size tiles, like our 7” Split Hex, the scalloped “waves” on the surface are at a 3 1/2” width and about a 3/32” height differential from the highest to lowest points on the surface. By using smaller tile sizes, like our 4” Split Hex Tile, the height differential can be greatly reduced and result is a much flatter surface overall. You can see this illustrated in the images below.

60” x 20” Popsicle Stick Shaped coffee table featuring 7” Split Hex Recycled Skateboard Tile. You can see the gentle scalloped texture of the large scale tiles. This table features a knife edge detail.

This custom countertop / Housing for a large back bar refrigerator at a restaurant in Philadelphia uses small scale 4” Split Hex tiles for the top surface. The small scale tiles lay very flat and can be made completely flat by coating with epoxy.

A new table edge option is also now available. In addition to our original knife edge design or edging with a molding material such as reclaimed wood, we now offer a wrapped edge detail in which the top surface can mitered and seamlessly wrapped around the side to create a squared edge detail that can be 1” to several inches.

A detail of a Detail. a close up look at a approx. 1.5” wrapped Skateboard Tile Edge.

We work with interior designers, architects, and individuals to create the ideal custom design solution for your project or home. Please Contact us with your ideas to get the process started today!

[the-home]

[departmentofinteriors]

[evan-collins90]

Home of the artist/designer Tavlos - Santa Fe, NM (1990s)

A 'postmodern southwestern' take on Pueblo architecture and indigenous art -- elements of styles we study like Whimsicraft & Earthy Southwestern.

Scanned from the book, 'In Artists' Homes: The Living Spaces of Contemporary Artists' (1992)

[toyastales]

Fun and colorful bedroom

[foxyou-too]

@burr.studio

[andallshallbewell]

[thegikitiki]

Home Office, 1973

[hermaximalismhome]

[grif-hawaiian-rolls]

no you know what im making a post about it now

SO per Rvb wiki, A'rynasea's model is a Halo Phaeton. Per halopedia, a Phaeton is 10.3 meters long, so more or less this scale right? not super big but hey, our boy Locus is on the run and needs something small and fast so fair enough right?

except

long story short: Locus breaking the scale of things is making me mad, has been making me mad for a WHILE now and the only thing i can feasibly assume is A'rynasea is bigger?? than a normal phaeton but as soon as you start scaling her up, Locus' claim that there int enough room for a third passenger doesnt make sense like, it'd be tight but as it gets bigger than a normal phaeton and you CAN squeeze three people in there

i know i know its rvb, logic doesnt apply here, but look i like to know the schematics when im in this deep and this shit is ridiculous

I reserve my right to bully locus for living in a fucking space prius

3D Model credits: Phaeton model here | My Locus model is a mismash of two models from this guy that i franksteined in blender to be slightly more show accurate

[anch-vaviel]

Although the outside may look abandoned, I've learned that the light house keeper's home is rather cozy. I enjoy our weekly visits but she always cuts them short, insisting I must get home before dark. I wonder what she's so afraid of..

[cirque-celeste]

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[jefc]

[departmentofinteriors]

[life-spire]

@ orlovamaria

[toyastales]

The Tree House in Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico by Javier Senosiain