NOTE / 01A Doghouse with Class. Not Every Roof Has to be Slanted.
A lime roof, a cobalt bowl, and a client who approves designs with their nose. A canine mansion without the mortgage.
[ BLOG / THE FOUR-PAWED NEWSROOM ]
On interiors, doghouses and people.
Nose for detail. Zero pretension.
12 ARTICLES / PIXEL ART ILLUSTRATIONS
WRITTEN BY PAW, NOT A VET GUIDE.
NOTE / 01A lime roof, a cobalt bowl, and a client who approves designs with their nose. A canine mansion without the mortgage.
NOTE / 02Good form, a cozy bed, and fur that clearly has its own spatial planning agenda.
NOTE / 03“Cozy, but not too cozy.” Kokos translates the language of dreams into decisions. For treats, obviously.
NOTE / 04A micro-apartment with room for sleep, a bowl, and an ego. Pudzian explains why not every space needs a mezzanine.
NOTE / 05Leash, towel, and paw prints. Roki organizes the entryway with the same precision he uses for schedules.
NOTE / 06Roki went through fourteen email threads and one photo of a napkin. He returned with a plan: one approval, one place.
NOTE / 07Pixel used to spend all night rendering one sofa. Now he shows directions faster and saves time for what actually needs a designer.
NOTE / 08Pudzian counts sets, Kokos counts margins. Together they discovered where the studio’s hours vanish. No, it wasn’t the cat this time.
NOTE / Roki went to measure a flat that looked like a rectangle online. He came back with a drawing where the walls had their own opinion.
NOTE / A sample in the pot, a sample on the wall, and a sample at 9 p.m. under the lamp. Three colors, one decision.
NOTE / Tonic teaches patience. The sofa is on a ship, the armchair is in a warehouse, and the client asks whether it’s really in the photo.
NOTE / Kokos loves clients, but he doesn’t love messages sent at midnight. That’s what the queue is for.
[ FROM THE EDITORS ]
GOOD DESIGN.
LIGHT TOUCH.
FULL BOWL.
Written by Pixel, Pudzian, Tonic, Roki and Kokos. Proofread by the cat. Hence the occasional claw mark.