Designsponge.com Website Review

AN ECLECTIC HOME BRIMMING WITH CUSTOM & CREATIVE TOUCHES IN LOS ANGELES. the stories above. Thank you to everyone who sat down with us to share their thoughts and be a part of this video. This final post is a love letter to you all and says more than I could ever fit in a caption here. I hope you’ll pop by to read it in full if you have time. Your support and love and inspiration have let us all live out a dream and we are forever grateful. Thank you , thank you, thank you. Some FAQs next year, thanks to @tuesdaybas*en and @adamjk -In September 2020, the archives will be available through the Library of Congress. A big doors. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for sharing this online home with us. For FAQs and more on our closing, please visit generous support from Adam J. Kurtz and Tuesday Bas*en. Were thrilled to announce that our full archives will be available online (and fully searchable) through the Library of Congress, starting in September of 2020. We will provide an updated link to those archives once they are open to the public. Thank you to Ian Fursa for creating this film, and thank you to everyone at Terrain at Styers (www.shopterrain.com), especially Lacey Soslow, for throwing us this beautiful farewell event. And a special thank you to everyone who attended, celebrated that, it will be archived in full at the Library of Congress. Thank you, sweet friends ♥️ It means so much to me to know that we can stay online as an archive and stay true to our mission at the same time. I cannot thank Adam and Tuesday enough for their support. Our team feels like we can breathe easy now, knowing the site will stay online and searchable until our official LOC archive is open to the public. I cant quite find the words to express how much this all means to me. To feel this sort of support from our community, and two people we all love and respect SO much, is the truly greatest ending to such a wonderful chapter. Thank you, Tuesday and Adam! We are so grateful