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Wednesday

Apr282010

Wednesday, April 28, 2010 at 9:21AM

Redefine Home Store

Our friends at Inspired Design Daily recently launched an online store, and we're already trying to narrow down our wish list! Redefine Home is a sustainably-focused furnishings store and resource for design inspiration.

At Redefine Home, the approach to online shopping is unique; with a keen eye for good design, the owner-designers find, design, build, and buy products that are truly one-of-a-kind. They are passionate about what they do, so we encourage you to take a look and find something special... See below for a few items to get started, and happy shopping!

[Lauren & Jason] |

Inspired Design Daily

MYD studio is pleased to contribute to one of our favorite design blogs, Inspired Design Daily, created by Linsi Brownson, a local interior designer and David Betz, a finish carpenter and furniture designer. Click on the link below and make sure to visit a great online source for innovative ideas, sustainable design, and unique projects.

MYD will be participating by sharing case studies and projects of interest on the last Thursday of each month, and we look forward to being a part of this great online community!

[Lauren & Jason] |

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Friday

Aug072009

Friday, August 7, 2009 at 12:25AM

Sustainable by Design

For the first post on MYD's new website, we'd like to present a unique and architecturally, socially, and ecologically relevant case study: one that truly exemplifies sustainability by design. This concept addresses not only how we deal with the buildings we create, but how we address the natural landscape and live responsibly within that landscape.

We had the pleasure of visiting this unique and self-sustaining property last weekend, and were not only impressed with the quality of design, but also with the home's careful and deliberate relationship with the natural environment and its efficient and subtle incorporation of the most fundamental of sustainable concepts.

Click to read more ...

[Lauren & Jason] |