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Neville’s works are usually very readable but at the same time, there are stuff placed in a seemingly random order.

After college, his experimentations with his self-made sans serif font along with his style based on Dadaism and Pop Art caught the attention of music record companies, and so, his record album covers are what initially made him famous. Later on, as his domestic and international works brought him much success, he became well known for other styles of design as well.

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Of the many works he is famous for, he used thick, chunky letters in most of them. He also paid close attention to the figure-ground relationships being formed as he arranged the graphics on his artboard. Many times, it was the way he purposely didn’t use certain rules that made his compositions so engaging and memorable (in the Nike ad he used alignment but in his unique way, by aligning the tops of the lowercase letters).

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HANG ARTWORK AT THE RIGHT HEIGHT.

Galleries and museums hang artwork so that the midline (center) of each piece is 57 inches to 60 inches from the floor. (The average human eye level is 57 inches.) And you should do the same.

In a room like this, where the ceilings soar, there might be a tendency to hang the art higher. But remember: It needs to relate to human scale, not the structure’s scale. If you’re not sure, take a picture.

It’s remarkable how much a photo can reveal. Print it out or use Photoshop or an app to draw on the photo. This can give you a sense of whether a larger or smaller piece of art is needed or maybe it’s a tall plant that might work best to fill a vacant spot.

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I hate to break it to you, but designers don’t

follow a secret rule book. There are no hard and fast laws governing what we do. We are the creative type by nature and love to imagine, dream and explore, just by following our intuition.

That said, there are some rough principles that guide us to ensure a great result every time. They are just tried and true things that work. And these aren’t tricks or skills that take years to master.

Anyone can do them from day one. Consider this a foundation for developing your own quirky, creative, rule-breaking intuition.

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PICK THE PAINT COLOR LAST. I get calls all the

time from homeowners who want to pick a paint color before they move in. I get the logic. Why not arrive to walls with a fresh coat of paint? Of course you can do it this way, but in my opinion it’s not ideal.

KNOW HOW TO ARRANGE

FURNITURE ON A RUG.

There are basically three ways you can arrange furniture on your rug:

All on: The rug is large enough to place all of the furniture legs on top of it. This creates a more luxurious feel. For this, bigger is better. Just be sure to leave at least 12 to 18 inches of floor surface on all four sides of the rug’s borders.

All off: If you have a small room, keeping all legs off the rug is a great cost-effective choice. You don’t want to pick too small a rug, though, or it may look

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insignificant, like an afterthought. The rug should appear as though it could touch the front legs of each of the seating pieces. This approach is best suited when you’re layering a pattern over a larger solid or textured rug.

And these aren’t tricks or skills that take years to master. Anyone can do them from day one

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CONSIDER SIGHT LINES. Your focal point should be free and clear from one room to the next, so that it feels like you’re being drawn between them. That’s why the best spot for a focal point is usually directly across from the entrance to the room.

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The unifying theme here is the use of black in the utilitarian pieces. The balance is almost perfect. It reminds me of something Coco Chanel said about accessorizing: “Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.” In design, know when to stop.

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For example, the Cape Cod look is a very popular request.

You know the hallmarks: beadboard, a blue and white nautical palette, some sailboat paintings.

But this has been done so many times, it lacks individuality. In this room the coastal vibe was achieved through a palette, artwork and materials that give the effect without drawing on the obvious clichés.

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CREATE A FOCAL POINT. There are leading roles

and supporting cast members in any production.

The same holds true in design. Choose your star and make it the focal point to anchor a room. Allow other items to take a secondary role. Do not ask everything to have a leading role; it’ll just result in visual noise.

EDIT YOUR COLLECTIBLES. Don’t hang on to a piece that just doesn’t fit. I don’t care if your great-aunt Sally gave it to you. If it’s not working for you, then find a new home for it (maybe in a different room).

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VARY THE SCALE. What looks good in the store may look like an elephant in the room when you bring it home. Or it’s too tiny to be of any significance. So always vary scale and proportion.

The oversize sunburst mirror frame fills up the wall space nicely here, while the sand dollars make an interesting grouping below. They would be much too insignificant individually. Threes and fives make for more pleasing arrangements than even numbers.

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ADD LAYERS OF LIGHTING. In this kitchen seating area, the backsplash is lit, the artwork is highlighted and the cabinet interiors are filled with light. One central lighting fixture would not have had nearly the same dramatic result.

Professionals build layers of lighting to create interest, intrigue and variety. In a room where everything is lit evenly, nothing stands out. Pick a focal point and perhaps a secondary focal point and highlight those. Add general ambient lighting and some lower lighting, like table lamps, for interest.

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BE BOLD. Personality is what makes a space great. Make your own statement and have fun. The more you try, the more you will begin to see what works and what doesn’t.

Incorporate unexpected elements for drama. The unconventional ottoman seats, library-style bookshelves and oversize chandelier here are all unexpected in a conventional living room, but the result has charisma.

Eschew expected pieces and interpretations if you want a room that will really wow.

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IGNORE ALL PRINCIPLES IN FAVOR OF CREATIVITY.

Having some guidelines gives people a good starting point for furnishing and decorating their home, even if some of them aren’t practical for a particular space.

Go with something personal that makes you smile and, more importantly, is comfortable. Overly designed rooms don’t really translate in modern life. A pillow collection and an art arrangement that are seemingly haphazard, as shown here, create a dressed-down look with plenty of style. 

WHAT TYPE OF LIGHTING? LEDs V. Fluorescent and Incandescent There’s more to choose from than just your fixture - the type of light also matters.

Back in the day, fluorescent was the way to go. Now though, a light-emitting diode, or LED for short, is the lamp that has been found to cut energy costs significantly as well as reduce heat emission! Fluorescent lights convert 95% of energy to heat and only 5% into light whereas LEDs convert 95% of energy to light and only 5% into heat! LEDs are also better for reading since the warm white light is gentler on the eyes.

GIVE YOUR FURNITURE SOME BREATHING ROOM.

Resist overcrowding a room. Gracious living means space to maneuver with ease. This is really great

Your focal point might be a dramatic hood in the kitchen, a mantel and art piece in the living room or a headboard in the bedroom. Whatever it is, choose something that will draw attention. In this room the fireplace and the lighting work together as a collective focal point, bringing your eye right to the center of the composition and anchoring it there.

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There are thousands of paint colors with various tints, tones and shades. And each one looks different from home to home, because light sources vary, meaning what looks good in your current home might not in your new one. You want the color that best complements your upholstery, artwork, rug and whatever else. You can pick that color only if your stuff is actually inside your home.

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Decorating with Heart

Front on: Put just the front feet of all your seating pieces on the rug to tie the arrangement together visually and create a well-defined space while lending a feeling of openness.

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news if you are working with a tight budget. You don’t need to fill up a space with lots of furniture.

Spend more of your budget on fewer but betterquality pieces, and your room will look better than if it’s stuffed to the gills with flea market finds. The high-backed chairs shown here, for example, stand out because they don’t have to fight for attention.

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With gratitude to Hashem Yisbarach, we’d like to announce the bris of

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On Friday, we welcomed our bundle of joy Yael into this world!

this Thursday, May 11th, 15th of Iyar at Bais Yosef Meir (19 Olympia Lane in Monsey) Shachris at 8am Bris following davening

Februrary 3rd 2:27pm

6 lbs 7 oz 19.7 inches

Proud parents and grandparents,

Tzvi Menachem and Dina Hefter Malkiel and Shoshana Hefter Moshe and Bashy Dear

Proud parents, Mordi and Chana Lalehzari

whole process book final of project1 due: monday january 30

Meira &Yehoshua

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Shimon and Dena Kerner Abie and Chani Dear

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Leah which will take place Sunday, May 21st from 7-10 pm at Leifers Shul 415 Monmouth Ave

Congregation Knesses Yisroel 698 Union Road New Hempstead, NY 10977 5:00-9:00

We look forward to greeting you personally!

4:00 pm Sunday, June 11th 27 Ledbury Street

We are pleased to invite you to the vort of our children

Monday, May 30, 2016

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We use the research-based The Creative Curriculum® as our guide for our Preschool and Pre-K programs. It is comprehensive and aligned with essential learning standards.

Since I work fulltime, I’m not home much. I’m comforted — my kids attend Peppermint Tree School and don’t miss out on any experiences.

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