Interior Designers Wanted

In order to spread cool ideas around, someone has to start with saying "That is a great idea!". Well, here is a great idea. To all interior designers, when making plans to renovate, update or improve a client's home or business, think of adding a mobile to the upper skylights, in an empty corner, above a stairwell, or out in a garden a large stabile.
See more ideas here!

Mobiles are great for a spice of something retro. They are fun and colorful, adding movement to a large open space. Petals turn from the natural light that heats the room. A definite necessity to a baby's nursery room. If you are designing a modern bright colored entertainment room, add a mobile!

Big or small, Mobiles by Julie Frith can custom color, size and design a mobile or stabile that will please you and your client.


Go to my Frithmobiles website: http://www.humboldt1.com/~mobiles

Mobiles in Motion

Flicker slide show
Watch a slideshow of various mobiles and stabiles.

This is a beautiful modern mobile, called Mobius. Petals of colorful plastic and shiny stainess steel bars makes this mobile a nice choice for a baby's room, a calm reading corner, or even hung outside. For more mobiles by Julie Frith see: http://www.humboldt1.com/~mobiles/

Feng Shui Balance - Modern Decor

When designing a room for a client... one of the first things you need to ask, is how arty can one get? Designers can go all out, crazy with color, texture, and money... but when your client asks for simple and clean, this is what they should get. Not too many colors, keeping it clear of chaos and menagerie. This is a great example of good clean design. Simple furniture, simplistic colors and elegance. Mobiles adding a repetitive pattern from the carpet design, to the rocks on the tables. Completing the feng shui balance.

A Nice Letter

I just go one of the nicest letters from a customer of mine who just purchase one of my Jujumo medium size mobiles (shown above, custom color #15). Thought I'd share.

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Hi Julie,

We received our mobile yesterday and just opened the box this morning. We wanted to let you know that we couldn't be happier with your design, materials and packaging. We order items quite a bit online and are often disappointed in one aspect or another after we receive the product. It was a joy to open your box and see the care that goes into the manufacturing and the packaging. What you have done here is create a cool, well designed, perfectly hand made item that comes packaged the way products should be. We appreciate the details - the small zip-lock bags for your paperwork and hardware, the bubble wrap and the air cushions. You have created a great customer experience from start to finish that designers and art fans will certainly appreciate. If not already, your designs should be advertised in magazines like ID, Dwell, etc.

Thanks for a great experience and we look forward to purchasing another mobile soon.

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To purchase this mobile: Jujumo mobile

To see my whole website: Mobiles by Julie Frith

If you know someone interested in doing an article in any modern (legitimate) print magazine... please send them my way. I would love to tell the world about my mobiles. And to express how happy they make me feel to create them. - Julie Frith email: frithmobiles@gmail.com

Office Art

Decorating an office IS a big deal. So many ideas, which colors, which chair, which desk? Now once you have decided that, you might want to go to the next step. Office art. I am presenting these idea of hanging a mobile or a table top stabile to offices of many kinds, from cubicles to home offices, to private business offices, home workstations, to meeting rooms, lunch rooms, to receptionist spaces.
See below ideas that will bring a new light to the area you spend most of your day.










Many styles, and many kinds of offices. Some offices are separtate and large, some are cubicles in a huge room of hundreds of other cubicles. How to make your space individually different from the rest is like painting your house purple in a row of all white houses. It is fun to stand out and be different. Or maybe you need to spuce it up a bit... so add some art! A hanging mobile in a very sterile inviroment is perfect. They are quiet, clean and best of all entertaining to calm you from all your stress at work. Just like babies, adults get tense from new situations they are not used to... a mobile calms a baby, a mobile will calm you, your workers, your boss, your office area, lunch room, meeting room and even at the reception desk. Art in the workplace is a great idea, pass it around see what other employees have to say. I bet they'll say... great idea!

For lots of mobiles and stabile ideas see my Mobile website: http://www.humboldt1.com/~mobiles/

Large Art for Large Spaces

Large mobiles fill empty spaces with movement and art. This type of art is light in weight and easy to hang, no assembly needed. Mobiles are relaxing to watch move, so if you are designing; say a skylight in a waiting room, this would be the perfect thing to add. Neater than magazines and cleaner than an aquarium! Hang a mobile above a stairwell, as you walk down the stairs the petals float above you... just don't trip with as you are messmerized by the mobile!!! They capture your attention and will cause you to relax and smile. So think of adding a mobile to your next room design. http://www.humboldt1.com/~mobiles/

Steel Meets Plastic

Steel and Petals mobile by Julie Frith is a beatiful example of a Calder "styled" mobile. It definitely is NOT a Calder, but has the artistic look and flavor of a Calder. The plastic petals remind me of organic shapes, like tree branches in the wind. This mobile turns moving separately the arms one after the other. For more information on the sizes, and custom colors go to: Mobiles by Julie Frith

Art Mobiles - Connections

Everything you need to know about mobile art. Where the word even came from! Links to mobile artists and websites galore! Ever want to know how to exactly say the word "mobile"? How to make a mobile? How about where the term "mobile" came from. Check out this site, it has a lot of mobile links and information.
http://www.humboldt1.com/~mobiles/artmobiles.html

As Seen In Dwell.com

Mobiles by Julie Frith

http://www.dwell.com/products/day

If mobiles are meant to stimulate baby brain function, this simple, modern design from Julie Frith should make for some inspired little ones. Totless? Try hanging it in the living room, where it will just as easily delight the adults.

http://www.humboldt1.com/~mobiles/

Facebook has New Art Gifts!

Are you on Facebook? I am! I love to receive new items as gifts. Here is a new application called Mobiles and Stabiles. Send these art pieces to everyone you know, they will just love it! Keep one for yourself as a reminder what someone can buy for you as a REAL gift, or for your baby, a birthday or for your new home. Add this new application to your list of Facebook Apps! Be a fan.. Join Mobiles and Stabiles group today!