Have you ever looked around your neighborhood after a storm and wondered what to do next? When a powerful storm hits, the damage can be overwhelming, especially for homeowners. Whether you live in Brentwood or anywhere else across the U.S., knowing how to respond safely and effectively after the storm clears can make a big difference. Home recovery isn’t just about fixing visible damage —it’s also about making sure your family is safe, your home is livable, and your future is protected. Continue reading Home Recovery Tips After a Storm Hits→
Summer represents the pinnacle of the gardening season, when months of careful planning and nurturing finally come to fruition. As temperatures rise and daylight hours extend, gardens burst into their full glory, offering abundant harvests, vibrant blooms, and lush foliage that transforms outdoor spaces into personal paradises. Trees hang low with lush green leaves, blooming blossoms and hefty trunks that shower you with pollen. It’s not great for those with allergies, but how majestic is it to be in the presence of huge trees in the warmth of summer? The intensity of summer weather also presents unique challenges that require specific knowledge and techniques to maintain a healthy, productive garden. Continue reading Essential Tips for Summer Gardening Success→
These days, furniture whose designs are conceived on a computer or transferred from other media can be wholly or partly made by digitally controlled machines. More recently, technology allows for the three-dimensional (3D) printing of a complete object, layer by layer, using powder or liquid resin.
This Fractal Table II (2007– 2009) designed by Platform— a partnership of German furniture designers Gernot Oberfell and Jan Wertel, with Matthias Bar — is based on the form of the dragon tree (Dracaena). To develop the computer models for the table, the designers used mathematical algorithms to create a design which reproduced the fractal growth patterns found in tree’s branching structure. Continue reading Eye On Design: Fractal Table 2 By Platform→
There is so much that is the absolute essence of Pinkness going on in this photo. First, look at this towering Christmas tree — just look at it — with its abundance of glittering mid-century baubles and the width swath of Pink Satin Ribbon encircling its branches. Next, observe the walls of the room, which are the loveliest shade of soft millennial pink. This tree was spotted in the Hollywood Museum, located in a building whose pink walls hint at this space’s original occupant. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Holiday Tree at the Hollywood Museum→
If you’re lucky enough to be in Manhattan at Christmastime and you’re checking off a list of holiday sights to see, be sure to add the Origami Christmas Tree at the American Museum of Natural History, which is perhaps the most unique holiday tree in the city. The theme of this year’s 13-foot tree is Gems of the Museum, featuring 50 specially created gold-colored models in recognition of the ‘Golden Anniversary’ (50th Origami Tree) of this Museum tradition, which started in the 1970s. Among the more than 1,000 origami pieces decorating the tree are models of dazzling specimens from the new Allison and Roberto Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals, “jaw-some” pieces inspired by the new special exhibition Sharks, and those depicting iconic Museum exhibits like the Blue Whale, Titanosaur, and Tyrannosaurus Rex. Produced in partnership with OrigamiUSA, the Origami Tree is delightfully decorated with hand-folded paper models created by local, national, and international origami artists. See it now through January 9th, 2022!
Stay In the New York Groove By Following Me on Instagram at @WorleyGigDotCom!
