It’s been a summer of working hard and playing equally hard. Matt and family just returned from an epic road trip that included time in Salt Lake City, the Uinta Mountains, Jackson, Wyoming, and Yellowstone. It was the perfect balance of hiking, swimming, wildlife sighting, and enjoying time with parents, siblings, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Ok. Back to work!
Ok, this is one of those projects where our contract with the client prohibits us from providing us much detail. But we can’t help but show this mock-up of this mobile in a mock-up of the space. And you’ll just have to believe us when we say it’s gonna be awesome.
Here’s a hanging mobile we’re shipping to Kentucky for a bank’s atrium. Our main constraint with this project was to fill a relatively large space on a very specific budget. This piece hangs 8 feet by 10 feet tall, and it gives the client some serious bang for their buck.
Just got these images of the hanging mobiles we created for the Massachusetts office building. We love seeing our mobiles in their final homes!
Matt and Ben returned from Sonora, California, just in time for Matt to turn right around for a quick family road trip to the Redwoods. This summer is slated to be packed with projects, so this was a welcome getaway!
Matt and Ben spent a chunk of the week in Sonora, California, installing this cancer ribbon crane mobile at the Diana J. White Cancer Institute. The installation was seamless but tedious. Ensuring each of the 1,000 cranes was strung properly and each wing positioned just right took time and patience—but hey, attention to detail is our wheelhouse. We’re so happy with the end result!
Here’s the final piece, and below is a peek into the installation process.
Here's a mobile we're working on for a private residence in the Seattle area. It's for a custom-built mid-century home, and the mobile will incorporate two different copper finishes to coordinate with the home's front door. We can't wait to see it come together!
Here's one of two mobiles we're about to ship off to a Massachusetts-based office building.
We're not traveling to install these mobiles, so here's a little behind-the-scenes peek at our shipping method, to make installation as straightforward as possible for the client. (Not pictured: four page document of detailed installation instructions!)
Here's Part 2 of the two-part installations Matt and Ben completed last week in Florida. This butterfly sculpture resides in the pediatric ward of a Lakeland, Florida-based hospital. It was really fun for them to switch things up by designing, creating, and installing a non-mobile accent piece!
It was quite the week for Matt and Ben! They spend nearly the whole week in Florida working their tails off with two installations for the same Lakeland-based hospital. Here are pictures of the Fish Mobile, which spans the hospital's entry corridor. We're happy to report that the installation went, ahem, swimmingly.
