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There’s a new trend where people put frames around their flat-screen televisions in an attempt to make them more aesthetically pleasing. The frame allegedly elevates the look and makes the screen feel more like a work of art than technology stuck on the wall.
A similar philosophy was at play at the Belle Isle Aquarium in Detroit. Architect Albert Kahn designed the f...
If you’ve ever been in a store that sells Crocs, you know the Jibbitz used to decorate them have become an integral accessory. Little plastic add-ons come in every shape and style imaginable, letting people personalize their shoes in a way that is impossible with other footwear.
I hadn’t seen them anywhere besides shoes, but recently I have seen notebooks and lunch ...
While some people like the public and permanent nature of plaques and trophies, I have never been one to value them. And apparently, I’m not the only one.
Our thrift store has a whole shelf of donated trophies. I donated a stack of wooden plaque backings (and recycled the engraved metal fronts) from plaques that no longer had meaning. I imagine the landfills are ful...
We can dread giving feedback when we think of it as a statement we must deliver. Another approach is to ask questions and see the exchange as an opportunity to learn.
You could start with:
What’s your assessment of how ____ turned out? If you were to do this project again, what would you do differently? What did you learn from this process? It would...It’s been a while since I was on a group tour, so when I signed up for one, I expected the guide to shout information to the group like always. But in Detroit, I was pleasantly surprised to receive my own headset, which allowed me to hear the guide without straining and even let me control my volume. It made the tour much more enjoyable—and informative—since I could actually ...