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<feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><generator uri="http://www.habariproject.org/" version="0.9">Habari</generator><id>tag:dayonedesign.org,2021-11-26:atom/799b70a211f76760e01c6f94898d4949967f977d</id><title>day one design</title><subtitle>bioconstruction and beyond</subtitle><updated>2015-02-20T20:02:52-08:00</updated><link rel="alternate" href="/portfolio/atom"/><link rel="self" href="/portfolio/atom"/><link rel="first" href="/portfolio/atom/page/1" type="application/atom+xml" title="First Page"/><link rel="next" href="/portfolio/atom/page/2" type="application/atom+xml" title="Next Page"/><link rel="last" href="/portfolio/atom/page/5" type="application/atom+xml" title="Last Page"/><entry><title>Lath &amp; Plaster Octobie</title><link rel="alternate" href="/portfolio/lath-plaster-octobie/"/><link rel="edit" href="/portfolio_lath-plaster-octobie/atom"/><author><name>erica ann</name><uri></uri></author><id>tag:www.dayonedesign.org,2015:portfolio_/1424491362</id><updated>2015-02-20T20:02:52-08:00</updated><app:edited xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app">2015-02-20T20:05:05-08:00</app:edited><published>2014-10-01T00:00:01-07:00</published><category term="earth-plaster-1"/><category term="american-clay-1"/><category term="yurt"/><category term="lath"/><content type="html">This yurt-like structure called an 'Octobie' gets a special interior, with wood lath &amp; earth plaster walls. Along with enthusiastic owners, we host several workshops to get the earth plaster installed. The base coat is made from local clay, sand and straw. The finish plaster coat is American Clay Enjarre with half-strength Tuscon Gold pigment. &#xD;
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&lt;img alt="octobie_7.jpg" src="/user/files/portfolio/octobie/octobie_7.jpg" width="215" height="215"&gt;&lt;img alt="octobie_8.jpg" src="/user/files/portfolio/octobie/octobie_8.jpg" width="215" height="215"&gt;&lt;img alt="octobie_9.jpg" src="/user/files/portfolio/octobie/octobie_9.jpg" width="215" height="215"&gt;</content></entry><entry><title>Hummingbird Wholesale Mosaic</title><link rel="alternate" href="/portfolio/hummingbird-wholesale-mosaic/"/><link rel="edit" href="/portfolio_hummingbird-wholesale-mosaic/atom"/><author><name>erica ann</name><uri></uri></author><id>tag:www.dayonedesign.org,2015:portfolio_/1420355038</id><updated>2015-01-03T23:03:58-08:00</updated><app:edited xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app">2015-01-03T23:05:33-08:00</app:edited><published>2014-03-01T00:00:00-08:00</published><category term="tile"/><category term="mosaic"/><content type="html">This intricate mosaic was created for Hummingbird Wholesale as an outdoor, walkable art piece. The design was inspired by the Native American Medicine Wheel or Four Shields, vision quest concept. We used a combination of broken salvaged tile and small colored pebbles. It had long been the desire of the owner to do this mosaic installation and with my support, we made it happen. I really enjoyed working on this project.</content></entry><entry><title>Salvaged Tile Backsplash</title><link rel="alternate" href="/portfolio/salvaged-tile-backsplash/"/><link rel="edit" href="/portfolio_salvaged-tile-backsplash/atom"/><author><name>erica ann</name><uri></uri></author><id>tag:www.dayonedesign.org,2015:portfolio_/1420353195</id><updated>2015-01-03T22:33:15-08:00</updated><app:edited xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app">2015-01-03T22:33:15-08:00</app:edited><published>2011-05-01T00:00:02-07:00</published><category term="tile"/><content type="html">This kitchen back splash was created using salvaged tiles.</content></entry><entry><title>American Clay Enjarre</title><link rel="alternate" href="/portfolio/american-clay-enjarre/"/><link rel="edit" href="/portfolio_american-clay-enjarre/atom"/><author><name>erica ann</name><uri></uri></author><id>tag:www.dayonedesign.org,2015:portfolio_/1420352724</id><updated>2015-01-03T22:25:24-08:00</updated><app:edited xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app">2015-01-03T22:25:24-08:00</app:edited><published>2014-01-01T00:00:00-08:00</published><category term="american-clay-1"/><content type="html">This bedroom is plastered with American Clay Enjarre. I created a custom pigmentation with a very light version of Tuscon Gold. The surface is sponged to reveal the glistening mica and sealed for durability.&#xD;
</content></entry><entry><title>Tile Backsplash</title><link rel="alternate" href="/portfolio/tile-backsplash/"/><link rel="edit" href="/portfolio_tile-backsplash/atom"/><author><name>erica ann</name><uri></uri></author><id>tag:www.dayonedesign.org,2015:portfolio_/1420351635</id><updated>2015-01-03T22:07:15-08:00</updated><app:edited xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app">2015-01-03T22:07:23-08:00</app:edited><published>2014-08-01T00:00:00-07:00</published><category term="tile"/><content type="html">This simple tile backsplash adds flair to an otherwise unexciting kitchen. This was a low-cost addition installed for the purpose of adding resale value to a home. The owner liked it so much, she wished she had done it years before she decided to move and make the upgrade.</content></entry></feed>
