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Tag Archives: Susan Unger
The Ground you Walk On
Streets, Sidewalks, Floors, Tiles — we almost never look down to notice — but when we open up to their beauty and charm, they stop us in our tracks. The traces left from random footprints and traffic become a map, … Continue reading
Stillness in Motion
For artists and designers inspiration can be found in the most unexpected places. A falling leaf, a ripple on the water or grass gently bending with the breeze can be sources for great designs. Many of Susan’s signature prints have … Continue reading
Bringing Nature Inside – Part I
This is the first in a series of posts I would like to do as an homage to the creative archives of Susan Unger, the designer. Some of the people reading this post will probably own or have owned some … Continue reading
The Treasure Chest
This post could also be called Pennsylvania Dutch BiniChic, since it is an ode to our family treasures and how they fit into the BiniChic philosophy. Aunt Jean’s home is like a treasure chest. Every niche and cranny is filled … Continue reading
The Making-of Duende in Dallas
Long winding six-lane expressways, gigantic cars hats and houses, planes and sunsets extending into the endless horizon make everything seem larger than life in Dallas, Texas. I recently spent two weeks in Dallas working on a wonderful (and challenging) project: … Continue reading
Living BiniChic
I grew up with BiniChic. It’s what I love and look for in my surroundings: the mix of new and old, the combination of used and pristine, recycled and designed, bright and raw tones. As a designer, I love mixing … Continue reading
A Story with ‘Duende’
Duende is the spanish word used to describe the mythological creatures that live in the forest (elves, pixies) ; the indescribable personal charm some people possess ; as well as when ‘magic’ happens in a flamenco performance. In 1991, Susan … Continue reading
Last Rays of Summer
When we think of the Mediterranean, we think of color — the palette capturing sky, water, petal and earth. As summer wanes, we memorialize the bright palette of S’Olivera and show how it has inspired many of our designs. The … Continue reading