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February 2012
Walking by numbers
On my latest foray to Margate I called in to see the Hamish Fulton show at Turner Contemporary - fantastic, especially for walking typographers or typographic walkers, I even bought a print. And it's free too, very small but no crowds as they are all in the Turner exhibition. If you fancy a walk, would recommend tea at the Walpole Bay Hotel …
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BTG
BTG is an abbreviation for a type of concrete and just happens to be a material that the owner of this house, Jimmy Schonning, loves. The huge letters also represent bathroom, laundry and guest bedroom (the house is in Sweden). Living Etc gave us a mention on page 64 of the Feb issue as providers of giant lettering, so if you hav…
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Idea for plain film
Spotted this window treatment in Living Etc's March issue - it's easily achieved using our plain window film or you can order the exact size made to measure.
Window film is easy to apply. In this case I would use plain film by the metre. Measure the window and cut out the film but shorten the length by 4 or 5cm. Then cut t…
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