Saturday, February 02, 2008

Women's World: The Va-Jay-Jay



I designed the Va-Jay-Jay house for the Women's World assignment. It is in the shape of a 'V' for obvious reasons! It has the usual amenities as a regular house would.
As soon as you walk into the house, there is a small fountain. The sounds of the water will relax the woman from a tough day of work. The lighting throughout the house is very soft, to reveal her perfect skin tones. The kitchen is very large, with ample counter space for all her cooking preparations. Also in the kitchen, the cabinets are run by computers and also have electronic shelves. Since the majority of woman are shorter than men, the shelving in the cabinets would be able to move. This would eliminate the need for using a chair to reach the top shelf.
In the living area of the house, the seating is lush leather sofas/chairs. The chairs also have a massage function, to help the woman relax while watching her favorite chick-flick. And of course, no house is complete without a guest room. The guest room has all the basic needs for visitors - private bedroom, private bathroom, and closet space. The best part of the house is the master suite.
The master suite takes up almost half the house. This is for all the pampering a woman enjoys. There is a very large closet that can hold all of her shoes, along with a changing area for her tough decisions on what to wear for a night out! Also in the master suite, is the master bath. The master bath has large counter space, along with a shower and a jacuzzi tub for the ultimate relaxation. To help with this "spa like experience" there is also a small wet bar in the master suite. The woman does not have a far walk to get a class of wine to enjoy while she takes a hot bath.
The Va-Jay-Jay house has exactly what a working woman needs to call her house a home!

1 Comments:

Blogger Nat said...

Interesting! I liked that the Va-Jay-Jay house did not make assumptions about the woman living there (that she was married or that she had kids) and instead just focused on the woman herself. Do you think that having a focus on pampering would potentially lead the occupant to believe that personal beauty is overly important in today's society?

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