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"Elsewhere the mets with a big night in the Bay Area A canvas zero for three tonight and he launches one to deep left center headed back toward the wall and it's out of here Canada makes it back to back home runs McNeal and now kana with his fourth of the year and it's 9 to two New York Call on sn Y Pete Alonso homered as well as the Met route the Giants 13 three Hockey tonight the rangers look to even up their series at two games apiece against the hurricanes the oilers take on the flames in game 5 they lead two games to one Tennis at the French Open several top players are out including defending women's champ Barbara kretsch and kova the women's number two C losing to French teenager Diane Perry Elsewhere in Naomi Osaka is out losing to Amanda anissa mova Osaka says she's not a 100% sure she'll compete at Wimbledon I'm Scott Edinburgh with Bloomberg sports John Scott thanks very much It is now 6 37 the odd Wall Street time to take a look at stocks and some of the names that are moving in the pre market for that We're joined by Bloomberg radio at TV markets correspondent pretty Gupta I had to get somebody to explain what snap does A snapshot does I'm embarrassed That you don't know a SnapChat does It's okay I was born a long time ago Snap but even for the youth I feel like SnapChat is fairly recent relatively speaking You're casting yourself as a representative for the youth of America I mean everyone else does They might as well Just hop on board Let's talk about SnapChat SnapChat is a social media company They are also known for their location services It really becomes a story similar to that one that you have of Facebook now known as meta Twitter Pinterest essentially all of their revenue comes from ad revenue And a lot of what SnapChat has done is they've created their location services to kind of advertise events going around kind of where you are You can find your Friends you can send snaps of yourself to your friends but the point is basically to give us an ad revenue story and this morning that story is not looking well SnapChat shares SNAP down 30% in the pre market This comes after they cut their revenue and profit forecast beneath the low end of its previous guidance This is a big deal because they say they're concerned about the macroeconomic situation in the macroeconomic backdrop that we're at And everyone says he's blaming other stuff But he has a point He has a point in mercury and Venus Well it sounds like a very vague thing to say I'll give you that But he has a point in that if a lot of these social media companies are based on ad spend and you have a sphere where the average consumer confidence is that decade lows and they are concerned about recession Well what is the point of marketing What is the point of advertising if your end consumer isn't going to buy it Okay so you're telling me snap is now a bellwether for tech I'm saying social media broadly is because advertising is at the end of the day very very subjective to the growth picture in a booming comment section my chart on the day folks You guys should tune in Later on radio because I will explain this but basically it is a bellwether For ad spend or for economic growth broadly if you are spending more on advertising it means you have more to spend and you're expecting the consumer to spend as well Nevertheless it's not just SnapChat that is now in this morning It's Facebook as well FBE also now known as meta ticker still FBE down 7% Twitter as well twt down three and a half percent and Pinterest PINS down 12% John Always a pleasure Thank you Bringing the doomsday wherever I can Okay No we appreciate it Bloomberg radio on TV markets correspondent Gritty Gupta thank you so much And looking at the broader market right now we are setting ourselves up for a lower open at least for the cash open down futures right now down 229 points That is a decline of 7 tenths of a percent S&P futures the E mini futures 43 points lower 1% lower and the NASDAQ futures right now Down 200 points down 1.7% Let me do a ten year yield right now two 81 down three basis points This is.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"diane perry" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To the French Open is four time Grand Slam winner now and we also got balls and straight sets to American Amanda And you see mova Also got CPU bothered by her left Achilles which he had taped up Meanwhile last year's winner in both singles and doubles two seated barber crusher tova loses in three sets of Diane Perry Gradua did not play the three months leading into the open suit and ninja right elbow Also in the women's draw another upset at 5th seat a net cultivate is knocked down trade sets while topsy digestion has no trouble advancing to the second round Looking at the men shrug topsy Novak Djokovic advances in trade sets as does 50 rapping Nadal Killing and papa speaking at a press conference for the first time since shocking the soccer world by snubbing Real Madrid and signing a new contract remaining with PSG for the next three years says his decision was based on the direction of the club and not financially motivated Reports say Madrid felt they had in pape's word that he would be Paris at the end of his contract on June 30th to join the laliga winners In the NBA the Boston Celtics hosting the Miami Heat down two games to one in the Eastern Conference Finals Miami though battling injuries as Tyler hero is not in the line of two de groin injury while Jimmy Butler is playing despite a knee injury Beer Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended one game by Major League Baseball for making comments deemed inappropriate toward Chicago White Sox shortstop Anderson during Saturday's game Donaldson who also is fined his appealing to suspension I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op being Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and that Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash Hi everybody 47 minutes past the hour we update markets every 15 minutes on Bloomberg radio I'm Brian Curtis in the Bloomberg interactive broker studio Looking at markets in the Asia Pacific not doing all that much although just in the last 15 minutes we've turned slightly more positive In fact the news flow today has been really more positive than negative One of the key negatives was a very small company snap warned that it would miss second quarter profit and revenue forecast then Facebook parent meta platforms fell more than 7% in after hours and other companies got hit two like Pinterest and if even American companies that rely on digital advertising tumbled after that and the NASDAQ 100 futures got down well more than 1% But some of the other moves have been reasonably positive China rolling out more measures to support the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Of sports from around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Killing and papa speaking at a press conference for the first time since shocking the soccer world by snubbing real measure and signing a new contract to remain with Paris Saint-Germain for the next three years says his decision was based on the direction of the club and not financially motivated Report same Madrid felt they had in Bobby's word that he would be passed at the end of his contract on June 30th to join the La Liga winners Many drugs that's going down in the first round of the French Open as four time Grand Slam winner Naomi also got falls and treats since American Amanda ADC mova Also I seem to be bothered by your left Achilles which she had taped up Meanwhile last year's winner in both singles and doubles two seated Barbara Kraków loses in three sets of Diane Perry Did not play the past three months leading into the open due to an injured right elbow Also the women shot topsy did he got you on tech has no trouble advancing to the second round while 50 to net Clinton is knocked down straight set Looking at the men's room top C Novak Djokovic advances in trade sets as his 5th seed rapping Adele New York Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended one game by Major League Baseball for making comments deemed inappropriate toward Chicago Whiteside shortstop Anderson during Saturday's game Donaldson who also is fined is appealing the suspension The Eastern Conference Finals resuming tonight as the boss of Celtics are hosting the Miami Heat down two games to one Miami though is battling injuries as Tyler hero will not play due to a groin injury while Jimmy Butler will be in the lineup despite a knee injury I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports opd 8 Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash Equity markets across the apac showing a little bit of weakness I want to begin with the eco data for Japan a sentiment index reading on first manufacturing from the jibun bank This is the flash PMI for manufacturing a reading in May of 53 two that is actually down from 53.5 in April nonetheless it's clearly continuing to expand and then if you look at the flash services PMI a reading of 51 7 and improvement over the prior month when we saw reading of 50.7 a stronger Japanese currency right now one 27 70 against the greenback and a weaker nikkei down about four tenths of 1% We're seeing healthcare stocks lead the way lower in Japan In Seoul the Cosby off about four tenths of 1% meantime in Sydney we've got the ASX 200 down just a tenth of 1% We had a rally in U.S. equities but sentiment reversed after the bell here in the U.S. when snap said it's he's revenue and adjusted EBITDA below the low end of its second quarter guidance range though shares fell 30% in the late U.S. session Clearly dragging the NASDAQ 100 futures contract down about 1.3% right now US Treasury yields right now moving a little lower in the Tokyo session not by much One basis point in the case of both the two and the ten with a ten year treasury at 2.83% a two year at 2.60% so remaining maintaining that steeper curve and a 23 basis point spread between the two and the ten We'll take another look at market action for you in 15 minutes Let's check global news headlines next at Baxter is in the Bloomberg newsroom in San Francisco Eddie All right Douglas Beijing receiving some better news cases have actually dropped day to day the report 48 local cases for May 23rd Shanghai no new cases outside.
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"1.3% More on markets in 15 minutes Juliet Thank you Doug 35 minutes pass the out time for global news The Baden administration tried to clarify the president's stance on potential military aid to Taiwan if China invades let's get to Ed Baxter in San Francisco with the details it Yeah exactly right Juliet so far as many questions if not more than when he said it Let's go through here This was during a news conference in Japan So first let's listen to the question second the Biden response and then analysis from Bloomberg Stephen engels Are you willing to get involved militarily to defend Taiwan if it comes to that Yes You are That's the commitment we made Now that commitment he's talking about is the Taiwan relations act which essentially spells out justification for the United States to provide military support for Taiwan in the event of an attack presumably from China not necessarily troops on the ground And he did clarify he says the policy has not changed at all but he did go on to say it I will quote him The idea that it Taiwan can be taken by force is just not appropriate It will dislocate the entire region and be another action similar to what happened in Ukraine Now China's foreign ministry spokesman and denouncing the comments and saying the U.S. should not send the wrong message on Taiwan to avoid causing grave damage to bilateral relations And this U.S. senator John Tom cotton says the Biden administration needs to clear up the Taiwan strategy and be guilty in general Saying with a clear pre written policy statement China's primarily coaching is sent a message to new Australia prime minister Anthony albanese Congratulating him on his win and saying that China wants to uphold the principle of mutual respect and development of China Australia strategic partnership Meanwhile Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Sidney says the new prime minister Anthony albanese has been working the phones with UK prime minister Boris Johnson He also spoke with President Biden over the weekend made similar assurances where expected to hear him reaffirm commitment to the quad arrangement as well which is something previous labor governments have been a little bit lukewarm about And yes on the topic of climates the albanese administration and the Biden administration's policies much more closely aligned there and Albany expected to seek U.S. support for Australia hosting a UN climate summit Yeah and the coordinations meet today in Japan Well Beijing receiving some better news cases of actually COVID dropped day to day The report now 48 local cases for May 23rd and Shanghai no new cases outside the quarantine area In San Francisco I met Baxter this is Bloomberg our Bryant SERP And thanks very much 38 minutes past the hour It's time for world sport Let's get to Dan Schwartzman Dan's telling us that it's a wild first round in the French Open Dan usually that means upsets Yeah lots and lots of upsets in this one This was mind-blowing frankly First round action look at the names who are out four time Grand Slam winner now and we also got he's out in straight sets to American Amanda nissim ova meanwhile Last year's winner in both singles and doubles two C barber Cred jacoba loses in three sets to Diane Perry Meanwhile 5th seat on net cultivate is knocked out in straight sets The only one well you guys found tech continues to roll the topsy does no trouble advancing to the second round Looking at the men's draw top seed and Novak Djokovic advancing in straight sets as does 5th seed Rafa Nadal Killing a BAPE speaking at a press conference for the first time since shocking the soccer world by snubbing Real Madrid and signing a new contract to remain with Paris Saint-Germain for the next three years says the decision wasn't you know financially motivated but it's the direction of the club.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"For a check of sports from around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Killing and Pompey speaking at a press conference for the first time since shocking the soccer world by snubbing real image and signing a new contract to remain with Paris Saint-Germain for the next three years says his decision was based on the direction of the club and not financially motivated Report same Madrid felt they had in Bobby's word that he would be passed at the end of his contract on June 30th to join the La Liga winners Many drops it's going down in the first round of the French Open as four time Grand Slam winner Naomi also got falls and treats sets American Amanda Andy Simon Also I seem to be bothered by her left Achilles which she had taped up Meanwhile last year's winner in both singles and doubles two seated Barbara Kraków loses in three sets of Diane Perry Kraków did not play the past three months leading into the open due to an injured right elbow Also the women shot topsy did he got jam check has no trouble advancing to the second round while 50 the net crunch of it is knocked down straight sets Looking at the men's room topsy go bank Djokovic advances in trade sets as this 5th seed rapping Adele New York Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended one game by Major League Baseball for making comments deemed inappropriate toward Chicago White Sox shorts up to Anderson during Saturday's game Donaldson who also is fined is appealing the suspension The Eastern Conference Finals resuming tonight as the Boston Celtics are hosting the Miami Heat down two games to one Miami though is battling injuries as Tyler hero will not play due to a groin injury while Jimmy Butler will be in the lineup despite a knee injury I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports op aid Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash So we had a rally in the U.S. equity market a couple of things to consider very briefly first President Biden saying he's essentially willing to reconsider those tariffs on Chinese goods put in place by the Trump administration We also heard from Jamie Dimon the head of JPMorgan Chase saying storm clouds over the American economy may dissipate Okay possible But Morgan went on to raise its guidance on net interest income by 3 billion shares popped more than 6% in the U.S. session that helped to create a rally in many of the financials Also helping out the bank stocks a steeper yield curve in fact if you look at the entire US Treasury curve we moved up in yield terms across the board And right now in Tokyo a ten year at two 84 of two year at two 61 a lot of dollar weakness we had the Bloomberg dollar spot index dropping about 7 tenths of 1% That was largely due to a rally in the Euro which picked up more than 1% against the greenback when ECB president Christine Lagarde said higher interest rates are coming in the Euro area Look for them to move up in about July Right now in Tokyo the nikkei down chest a tenth of 1% healthcare shares leading this decline in Sydney the ASX 200 is essentially flat We have material stocks moving higher but weakness in consumer discretionary names and insult the cost be now weaker by nearly two tenths of 1% More on markets in 15 minutes Ed Baxter next with.
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"diane perry" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To the French Open is four time Grand Slam winner and I almost took a falls and straight sets to American Amanda and you see mova Also got CP bothered by her left Achilles which he had taped up Meanwhile last year's winner in both singles and doubles two seated barber crusher tova loses in three sets of Diane Perry Gradua did not play the three months leading into the opening due to an injured right elbow Also in the women's draw another upset at 5th seat on that cultivate is knocked down tree sets while topsy digestion has no trouble advancing to the second round Looking at the men's truck topsy Novak Djokovic advances in trade sets as does fixed seat rapping Adele Killing in BAPE speaking at a press conference for the first time since shocking the soccer world by snubbing Real Madrid and signing a new contract to remain with PSG for the next three years says his decision was based on the direction of the club and not financially motivated Reports say Madrid felt they had in Baba's word that he would be Paris at the end of this contract on June 30th to join the La Liga winners In the NBA the Boston Celtics hosting Miami Heat down two games to one in the Eastern Conference Finals Miami though battling injuries as Tyler hero is not in the line of pseudo groin injury while Jimmy Butler is playing despite a knee injury New York Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended one game by Major League Baseball for making comments Steve's inappropriate toward Chicago White Sox shortstop Anderson during Saturday's game Balancing you also is fine disappearing the suspension I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports op aim Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and that Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash Hi everybody China is likely to use more fiscal tools including special sovereign bond issuance to shore up the economy This is according to the China securities journal in a front page report citing analysts China has been front loading its stimulus this year fiscal stimulus As reflected by an acceleration in special bond issuance by local governments and tax rebates And stocks rose after President Biden said that he'd reconsider China tariffs imposed by the Trump administration And also after JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon talked about the storm clouds over the U.S. economy that may dissipate And we had big banks rally then snap soured the mood after hours it warned it would miss second quarter profit and revenue forecasts It promptly fell 30% in late trading Facebook parent meta platforms down more than 7% and NASDAQ 100 futures were dragged lower And we also see S&P E minis down about two thirds of them percent NASDAQ 100 futures are down more than 1% Briefly in the bond market the yield on the ten year Now up to 2.85% those yields rose during the U.S. session the two year up to 2.62% We had a little steepening in the yield curve there to now 23 basis points WTI crude trading down about three quarters of 1% at a $109 and 50 cents I mentioned earlier Hanks index futures up China futures up DK futures 27,050 and that's about 50 odd points above the latest cash close And that is your look at markets Headline news with Ed Baxter in San Francisco Ed RBC a U.S. Defense Department says Taiwan strategy has not changed This is a Biden administration tries to clean up the Biden comments in Japan China calls Biden comments dangerous Beijing.
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"Global sports Dan O Killian and bupe staying at PSG It did surprise a lot of people to say the least Doug and he spoke at a press conference today The first time since he shocked the soccer world by snubbing around Madrid and signing that new three year deal to stay in Paris he says the decision was not financially motivated although many have speculated that the actual reason why says it's based on the direction of the club Now reports say Madrid felt that they had in papi's word that he would leave Paris at the end of his contract on June 30th to join the La Liga winners What a day at the French Open major upsets going down the first round four time Grand Slam winner Naomi also got falling in trade sets of American Amanda anisimova Meanwhile last year's winner both singles and doubles two C barber crud jacoba loses in three sets of Diane Perry Did not play the three months leading into the open due to ninja ride elbow Also in the women's draw 5th seat Annette come to make knock down trade sets but of course the hottest tennis player out there right now top CD has no trouble moving on to the second round Looking at the men's truck tops you know that Djokovic advances in trade sets as the 5th seed Rafa Nadal Eastern Conference Finals resuming tonight in the NBA the Boston Celtics hosting the Miami Heat down two games to one Miami though battling injuries Tyler heroes not gonna play due to groin injury Jimmy Butler though will be in the lineup NHL playoffs starting down the east two time defending Stanley Cup champion ten bay lightning their home for the Florida Panthers 5 minutes ago in the first period Tampa leaves that series three games to none look at a finish it off I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update all All right thanks very much for that Dan We do have markets opening at the top of the hour in Tokyo Sydney and Seoul futures pointing to a mostly positive open here in Australia we're looking at upside of about a quarter of 1% We're also going to be talking a little more about the energy crisis facing the globe particularly in the face of rising temperatures there are concerns that not going to be enough energy supply to.
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"The world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian The French Open getting underway starting out the menstrual as top seeded Novak Djokovic advances in trade sets as does 5th seed rapping Nadal Big upsets going down in the women's draw as four time Grand Slam winner Naomi also falls in straight sets American Amanda and you see mova Also it took two mental health breaks last year starting with the Tron from the French Open before her second round match seems to be bothered by her left Achilles which he had taped up Meanwhile last year's winner in both singles and doubles to see Barbara crush a Cova loses in three sets of Diane Perry But did not play the past three months leading into the open due to an injured right elbow Also the women saw top CD gash vente has no trouble advancing to the second round while 50 to net content is knocked down shriek sets The Boston Celtics are hosting the Miami Heat down two games to one in the Eastern Conference Finals Miami is battling injuries as Tyler heroes not playing due to a groin injury on Jimmy Butler is in the lineup despite a knee injury New York Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson has been suspended one game by Major League Baseball and making comments deemed inappropriate toward Chicago White Sox shortstop Anderson during Saturday's game Donaldson who also is fine is appealing to suspension In the NHL playoffs starting on the east the two time defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay lightning are looking to sweep the Florida Panthers in Tampa up three games to none on the St. Louis blues are hosting the avalanche with Colorado head and neck series two games to one I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports outdate Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash We update markets every 15 minutes Stocks rising after President Biden talked about reconsidering China tariffs and after JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said that storm clouds over the U.S. economy may dissipate Big banks rally You had Citigroup and JPMorgan up around 6% or more But then after the bell Facebook parent meta platforms and some other companies that rely on digital advertising Phil very sharply snap warned in a statement to the exchange that it would miss second quarter profit and revenue forecasts due to some deteriorating macroeconomic trends and snap shares down 30% in after hours and Facebook shares dropped more than 8% You also had a big hit to Pinterest which fell more than 15% and Twitter which is agreeing to be bought by Elon Musk down more than 3% and that turned U.S. futures lower NASDAQ futures NASDAQ 100 down about one and a half percent S&P E minis are now down about three quarters of a percent So it's quite telling of the times you have an awful lot of volatility because there's both good news and bad news in the market and people sometimes looking at the challenges and others looking beyond the challenges That's what we're seeing We had European markets up about one and a half percent and the S&P 500 put in gains of 1.9% It's 19 minutes past the hour That is a look at markets Let's get the headline news with Ed Baxter in San Francisco at all right thank you Brian U.S. fence department says Taiwan strategy has not changed This is the administration tries to clean up the Biden comments in Japan over the weekend China calls Biden comments dangerous Beijing.
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"diane perry" Discussed on Convo By Design®
"Yeah we we can we have. We have a great talented team of designers. And you have an idea of like. This is what i'm envisioning. I'm envisioning painted on my c laying. You name it We we can generate a custom designed for you. We can also take if you have the copyright license for an image or particular piece of artwork. We can also create that in houses well to their specifications. A lot of custom coloring options are really big for interior designers as well working with particular color palette. Tell me about the materials. You work with We have we have multiple different substrates. We have it's between commercial and residential. We have a matt in a linen type Substrate that is eco-friendly. Probably more for your residential and then we do have the type. Two's as well on a canvas. In matt we also have specialty substrates as well that are metallics that add a whole other dimension to the wall covering itself and we also carry scrim which is a fabric based window. Film said actually warms up the space. But if you need privacy in need light to be filtered in that's a great product uses. Well tell me a little bit more about that. Because i can see so many different applications for something like that. I really think right now with everybody starting to think about how to get back into the office. I'm seeing a lot of like flexi type dividers or glass type. Dividers that this Film can be applied to. It's very easy installation. We still say. Definitely use a commercial installer. It is relatively easy to install its fabric versus you know a plastic film. It's a water base. It he says so. It's all very earth friendly in yet warms up that glass or cold flexi type partition and so we print on the surface of that so the the mural continue what even if you wanted to do a wall into window and continue with the wall. We can do that.
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"Our distribution channels are mostly showrooms. We do have a few independent sales reps as well but that is that's who's selling our product and i think i think sharing the stories as i feel like we. Are you know culturally. We are a story based species. We we love to be able to share Stories back and forth and the stories of artists in how they generated their artwork or if there was something special in regards to creating that artwork once that is passed onto our sales reps and our showrooms they to get excited by it. And so i think that sharing of all those stories is what has helped make.
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"diane perry" Discussed on Convo By Design®
"I i have to establish trust with the artist. I you're taking. You're taking their baby from them. Basically and trying to raise them into a different thing and so you really have to start with trust in so it becomes a very personal conversation that i have with most of the artists I like to find out how they started. Why they started with cer- process. What are they going through when they're making art like that. Whole story is so paramount to our product and i status frequently to so many people that he feel like. We're much more of an artist representation company. That just happens to make wallpaper because so many of us in at area are outside of work. Were all super sensitive to the needs of artists to making sure they make a living to making sure we keep the integrity of their artwork. There's just so much of that. That is important that i share with that artists at the very beginning. And so it's really developing a relationship with the artist i to the point of i have pretty personal relationships with a lot of them. I that's silly when i say this. I set rocks to one of our artists. Because i found them on a hike and i know she's out hiker to and when i saw a gosh these little leslie friends paintings. This is crazy. I send these tour So we i do. I have very personal relationships with a lot of artists You have to build that trust and backing away from the artists themselves for second in focusing on the product itself. It's so funny because wallpaper is back wallpaper is having a moment And i don't think it's going to be it's not gonna. It's not just a moment but it's taken a while for for the idea of wallpaper to come back. Why do you think that is. I think we have all of these crazy horror story. It will those of us who are old enough to remember them..
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"diane perry" Discussed on Convo By Design®
"Homeowners. Tell me tell me about area You've been with the company for a while. I've been with the company a little over eight years It started about nine years ago. gosh probably almost going on ten years Between the owner his name's jimmy rice and the creative director at the time. Her name was catherine curb. The partnered together She had a background in installation art. In jamie had a background in theatre set design and created a company. That did a lot of photofinishing that eventually turned into wallpaper. And so those two meeting kinda had this moment of while. What would it look like if we took artists art work created that whole type of environment almost eh theatrical set design So that was jamie's background. It was not. It was not a far stretch to go from a the theater. Set design into changing an entire space with just one wall oftentimes. that's but you're working with in theaters. Just one wall and changing the whole perception of your space. And so i came on eight years ago. Believe it or not as a design intern. I did all of the branding The installation images and a lot of the setup work to get it to a space of sellable product. And i love something that you said you know. Let's let's talk about theatrics for a minute. It jamie was a prop master and so he for for live stage I i've done a lot of work with the set decorator..
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"diane perry" Discussed on Convo By Design®
"Quick question that's not so quick. How are you and how are you holding up to great question Especially given given the time. I am doing surprisingly well I like probably most people go back and forth. There's been some really rough things that have happened in the last year. That have been Difficult to navigate. And there's been some real great silver linings as well so as me personally. I've had some some struggles Areas of business has done really well. There's been so many people you know. Stuck at home redesigning their houses and area has been able to. You know to really whether the storm i have a great small nimble team of great individuals. And we've been able to figure out how to do the work from home. I have a small production crew in the building. And it's you know it's it's been kind of a blessing in that regard of being able to shift so quickly well and business aside. I mean it's interesting your your career and we will get to area in the second but with regard to you you know. You're you're a creator. You're an artist yourself. You're a photographer. You came from fashion I have found that in talking to people especially uber creative types over the last year the the the biggest challenge has been mental from missing out on all of the things that truly inspired us. You know and it's finding ways to find inspiration in a situation where you don't have access to so many of the things that you have become completely accustomed to true and as a creative i i chose to really shift gears so in my off time i i have a very large creative space with all my crafting supplies in art supplies. All of those things. And you know towards as i'd say october i just got to this point where i couldn't be outside near as much as i was because i really like being outdoors and camping and hiking and that has been very doable during that whole last summer but soon as everything really started Gauging towards the election in all the media and all that stuff i found myself I found myself hiding in my art space and creating and remembering the joy of what creating does and that outlet four all things uncertain all things uncomfortable even losing a close friend..
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"diane perry" Discussed on Convo By Design®
"If not seriously why anyway doesn't matter please do so you get every episode automatically. When they're published you can find comfort by design everywhere. You find your favorite podcasts. And now you can find us on design network dot org a destination dedicated to podcasts. All things design in architecture so make sure to check that out. Convoy by design is presented by walker. Zinger a fantastic company an equally fantastic design partner while the walker zinger brand was built on the promise to inspire designers and architects to do their best work. There's far more to it than that. Yes that promises fulfilled every day through a commitment to provide the best ceramic glass stone porcelain and concrete surfaces and finishes but at the heart is a family owned and operated business. That provides stunning surfaces for a well-designed home and does it to make designers and architects do their best work for their clients walker. Zinger started in nineteen fifty two and they are absolutely one of the best trade partners..
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"diane perry" Discussed on Convo By Design®
"You look design and style the verticals the upstanding barriers. Yeah we're talking about wallpaper. Ooh so much has changed when it comes to design in general over the past ten years specifically but dramatic changes in wall coverings have been a major focus for many creatives who were actively seeking new designed frontiers to conquer. I would say the last major developments in wallpaper. Given what the nineteen seventies with new and experimental colors metallics and flocks. Interesting to note that wallpaper dates back to the sixteenth century much of which was used to design the interiors of cabinetry by the twentieth century. It was ubiquitous designs. Were simple at first. Floral motifs to to make the repeat an easier process block printed with different colors stamped over the last to create desired effect over time the process in europe got to be incredibly intricate and quality control got better flocks became popular using powdered wool. That was the byproduct of the wool industry. Think about that idea for a moment. What a remarkable use for a wasted product until the aforementioned nineteen seventies. Pretty much abused. The concept in unimaginable ways flocking. I'm referring to combined with metallics and a color palette spilled over from the psychedelic nineteen sixties backtracking for a moment around the seventeenth century. Shinwari style papers were coming out of asia and could be found in the stylish boutiques of paris and london. These were painted not printed with non repeating compositions with vivid color that lent the feel of true luxury. Many designers have shared with me a trepidation for wallpaper on the part of their clients. The rationales all make sense a still fresh propulsion from the nineteen nine hundred ninety s a fear that it becomes instantly dated or clashes with the furnishings fixtures. Art that final point is one. I want to focus on the art and that is really a good point because the proliferation of art at all price levels It's exploded over the past eight to ten years in the us. And this leads me into my conversation with dianne perry president of airing environments i about the company founded in two thousand twelve area. Environments is a studio that curates originals from contemporary artists and with that produces large format wallpapers and murals. This feels like the natural progression for the medium thinking about this differently in a perfect world one could build the space style and scale around the art. But that's not realistic. So what about finding the art that you love and stretching molding and conforming it to the space you have you see. That makes sense dianne. Perry has been with area environments since twenty eighteen and has an extensive art background. She's a photographer. Graphic designer who originally studied fashion design. And we'll use that as the primer for my chat with diane are you subscribing to the podcast..