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Dareen Jaamour is a Syrian interior designer who was born and raised in Jeddah. She is now the creative mind behind Jou-L Handmade Art with Love. Jaamour has always been interested in art since she was young. This was further nurtured with a degree in interior design from Genius Academy Institute. She initially trained with architects, which helped to shape her career. I have worked with different interior design companies and have gained exposure to real life experiences, dealing with contractors and suppliers. My last job before going independent was with the famous Italian brand Visionnare, an IPE Cavalli furniture line where I was a senior manager responsible for the design studio and was privileged to design their showroom in Jeddah, she said. Im passionate about the environment and I believe that the up-cycling and re-use of materials is the way forward. By turning them into something functional and visually stunning, I am creating something utterly unique, she said. Two years back the interior designer created her own brand Jou-L that adopts the idea of up-cycling. She spoke to Arab News about her project, interior design and future plans.
What is the meaning and the story behind the name of your brand? The name Jou-L was inspired by my daughters Joud and Lamar who are truly my little jewels. They were the reason that I started my own business, so I can spend more quality time with my sweethearts and have them around.
Tell us about your brand. Jou-L is a reflection of my personality, passion, creativity and love for art. Having an interior design background helps me come up with stylish and unique designs. Jou-L offers up-cycled, one-of-a-kind furniture and home accessories. Each piece is unique, ready to live a new story and make memorable memories with you. By owning a Jou-L up-cycled product you are helping the environment because all products are refurbished, old or unused furniture is brought back to life once again in a new gown. Also, five percent of the selling price will be donated to different charitable organizations.
What got you interested in designing furniture? As an interior designer, furniture is part of my daily work and finding the right piece for each project has always been a challenge. I wanted to bring art into furniture and come up with something unique and personalized. I was motivated by two points: 1. I was searching deep inside me to find a job that keeps me around my kids and at the same time something that I love to do. 2. Seeing all the pieces thrown away because of a ripped cushion, a broken leg or a scratched table top just broke my heart, but at the same time it inspired the artist in me.
What inspires you when working on a new line? I dont follow a specific style or line, my work is inspired mainly by life and those around me. Each piece I work on is different. I work with different materials in my designs, playing with the relationship between the various elements.
What are the obstacles you faced in the Kingdom when establishing your brand? I have just started this new business and I am still trying to establish my brand in Saudi Arabia as a range of exquisite artistic handmade furniture and accessories catering to those who appreciate art and the extra attention to detail that I put into each piece. One of the obstacles I have been facing is the lack of skilled craftsmen and the availability of raw materials used in my work.
You are Syrian, but your brand is in Saudi Arabia. Why did you choose to establish your brand in the Kingdom? I was born, raised and I live with my family in the Kingdom. In addition to that, the Saudi market is very strong and the Saudi consumer appreciates art and originality.
What makes your work special? My work is a reflection of my love for art and each piece I work on is different in terms of style, material used and finishes, etc. I dont repeat myself and everything is handmade. I am an artist and a designer at the same time which allows me to project this into my work. I get to wear both hats frequently. I do not separate the design and production process, they often happen together and at the same time. In addition I understand the close relationship between the design, materials, and production, which makes my work special.
How would you describe your personal interior design style? In my designs I dont focus on anything in particular and it is whatever I get my hands on. My style is simple, functional, traditional, rustic, eclectic, cottage, boho, vintage or authentic. Whatever serves the design concept.
Are you environmentally friendly? Do you recycle, reduce and reuse? I believe in recycling and my work revolves around that concept. Im actually up-cycling old, unused and abandoned pieces
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Bed manufacturer Sealy is calling on New Zealanders to get in to bed for a good cause this October.
For the second consecutive year, Sealy is supporting the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation (NZBCF) with help from four leading creative local talents.
Masters in their own fields, Artist ASKEW ONE (Elliot ODonnell), fashion designers Denise LEstrange-Corbet from WORLD and Juliette Hogan, along with interior designer LeeAnn Yare have now mastered the art of sleep by designing a bespoke fabric panel for a Sealy Posturepedic Exquisite bed.
The four Exquisite beds will be listed on TradeMe between 15 and 28 October with the entire proceeds donated to the NZBCF to help fund research and support women with breast cancer.
Each fabric panel is very different with designs ranging from bright polka dots and monochrome to pastel chevrons and fine art geometric prints.
Sealy NZ marketing manager Jenni Gaze says, "We are thrilled to be working with these exceptional artists and really appreciate the time and skill that has gone in to creating the designs. For the second year running, we have some talented individuals working alongside us on the campaign and we are really looking forward to watching the auctions on Trade Me".
"We are proud to be associated with such a deserving charity. Sealy and the NZBCF both believe in the importance of wellbeing and sleep is an integral part of that," Ms Gaze says. "Were eager to see New Zealanders get behind such a worthwhile cause, knowing the proceeds will benefit a significant number of New Zealand women."
Van Henderson, chief executive of the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation, is thrilled to have Sealy NZ on board for a second year with such a creative initiative.
"This years designs are works of art that anyone would be proud to own. Support women with breast cancer by going on Trade Me and placing a bid - every dollar counts," says Henderson.
When you bid on one of Sealys bespoke designer beds, you are closer to securing an exceptional nights sleep. The Sealy Posturepedic Exquisite collection is designed using the latest expertise in Responsive Support Technology providing three stages of support and enabling you to escape to the luxury of deep sleep every night.
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As the Tennessee Highway Patrol investigates a double fatal crash involving a Bartlett police officer, family and friends remember the victims.
Investigators say the wood-frame house was under repair. The fire started in the bedroom when faulting electrical wiring sparked.
Damage to the house is estimated at around $45,000, and destroyed contents in the house total about $5,000 in damages.
Investigators have not been able to figure out if the house had a working smoke detector.
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Do you have windows that don't seal completely? Perhaps you have holes going from the outside to the inside of your house from old pipes or wiring? If so, money is slipping out of your house.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heating our homes accounts for 42 percent of our utility bills.
The U.S. Department of Energy has recently released a wonderful resource, Energy Saver: Tips on Saving Money & Energy at Home (energy.gov/ energysaver/downloads/ energy-saver-guide).
Here are a few of their tips to seal air leaks in your home:
Test your home for air tightness. On a windy day, carefully hold a lit incense stick or a smoke pen next to your windows, doors, electrical boxes, plumbing fixtures, electrical outlets, ceiling fixtures, attic hatches and other places where air may leak.
Caulk and weatherstrip doors and windows that leak air.
Caulk and seal air leaks where plumbing, ducting or electrical wiring comes through walls, floors, ceilings and soffits over cabinets.
Install foam gaskets behind outlet and switch plates on walls. This is a very low-cost improvement that will cut down drafts and make your room more comfortable.
Cover single-pane windows with storm windows or replace them with more efficient double-pane, low-emissivity windows.
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