Designed and developed in-house, 'Frame' and 'Focus' offer a new level of contextual sensitivity, engagement mechanisms and high-quality visual impact.
Some pages are die-cut in a Boontje design, like a wood-cut from a Grimm's fairy tale, making the book itself a beautiful object, much like "Until Dawn," left, Mr. Boontje's lacy curtain panel made from Tyvek, the polyethylene paper used in house framing ($96 at unicahome.com).com
Clearly, in-house framing, which soft-launched in June, is a natural extension of the business.
The carbon components are all developed and produced in-house: tubular frame, panels, the seats, door panels, window frame, dashboard and door sills.
(His best-known work, 1997's "Deadpan," in which he stands in front of a collapsing house frame, is a riff on Buster Keaton's "Steamboat Bill").
Google previously announced that it would be offering its own in-house prescription frames that work with Glass, with a price tag of $225 without the lenses.
Mirror-image Bridget Riley prints, just like the ones in Perowne's house, framed the mantel.
The chief sat in a palm thatch meeting house framed by photos of an African statue, Dutch royalty and the Surinamese president, Jules Albert Wijdenbosch.
The obtained AFLP profiles were included in an in-house AFLP reference frame, containing profiles from all known Campylobacter species.
In contrast to the complex staging of Me and Juliet, Mielziner's sets were uncomplicated, a system of house-frame outlines in front of backdrops representing Monterey.
Eyeglass maker Warby Parker, founded in 2010, set out to offer high-fashion frames at a lower price by designing frames in-house to avoid buying expensive designs from outside companies.
