Posted by Jeannie Choe | 12 Mar 2008
|
Comments (2)
Initial Intake is a photography series by Saul Robbins that "examines the chair of the New York psychotherapist from the point of view of their clients."
via New York Times
Brought To You By
FEATURED EVENTSSee All Events
AC-CA Iconic Pedestrian Bridge Design Competition Deadline: February 15, 2012
50 Books/50 Covers of 2010 ExhibtionThrough February 23, 2012
AIGA Gallery, New York, New York
Graphic Design: Now in Production Through January 22, 2012
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Design Impact Fellowship Deadline: February 28, 2012
Get Our Newsletter
Sign-up for your monthly fix of design news, reviews and stuff to make you smarter.
Photo Galleries
DESIGN MIAMI 2011Highlights from North America's most prestigious design event for collectors and enthusiasts
TOKYO DESIGN WEEK 2011Highlights from this years design week
DUTCH DESIGN WEEK 2011Celebrating its 10th year in Eindhoven with over 1500 designers
VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011Highlights from Austria's most important design event.
Most Recent Design Jobs at Coroflot.com - Where Design Never Sleeps
Sr. Graphic Designer - Packaging and Print
Confidential : New York, NY
Confidential : New York, NY
Graphic Designer (packaging)
Evriholder : Anaheim, CA
Evriholder : Anaheim, CA
Jr. Print Production Designer (packaging)
Evriholder : Anaheim, CA
Evriholder : Anaheim, CA
Jr. Graphics Designer
Evriholder : Anaheim, CA
Evriholder : Anaheim, CA
Industrial Design Internship
Quirky, Inc. : New York, NY
Quirky, Inc. : New York, NY
UX Interaction Designer
Acquia : Burlington, MA
Acquia : Burlington, MA
+ View all Design Jobs
+ Post a Job
Most Recent Design Firm Updates at Designdirectory.com - Where Design Firms Get Seen
TANDEMKarten Design
Formation Design Group
Creative CG
Empoise
Identidad Diseño
WORRELL DESIGN INC.
Design Religion Ltd
Indeed Innovation GmbH
FLIP
©2012 Core77, Inc. All rights reserved
about | contact us | advertise | mailing list
Comments
Interesting. I'm not sure how photographers do it, but sometimes they create those pics with a certain depth where you know they're trying to show a certain perspective. Nice. Of course, I can only comment on the interior design that I see. I wouldn't particularly want to visit the offices in photos 1, 2 and 6. Very poorly decorated. :(
MEJORES PRESENTACIONES