Transcript
Edith (0:03)
I want people to think about sports venues as hospitality. I don't want it to be, oh, this is a stadium. I feel like you want to walk in and feel like you're walking into a hotel. As interior designers, we're thinking about it differently, really. It's like blurring the lines is really what I try to create more and more. To me, I love, like, when it's the most unexpected, like, built into the millwork and the bar, really showcasing those feature moments that you want in the space. In a space like up the player's locker room, where lighting is so important and so critical because it's about the energy you create in it. Or it could be like the players tunnel in a specific club where the players run out. It's really about the lighting, what the client approves in the rendering. They're expecting that to look exactly the same. At the end of the day,
Sam (0:53)
how can you, or how do you wish you could, like, sell lighting as a luxury? Even though it's not a statement piece?
Edith (0:59)
If you're going to see a space flat, you know, again, you can have the most expensive things in that space, but if it's not properly lit, then it's almost like, then what's the point of putting it in there? You're going to miss it. That's how we start with the lighting designers.
Sam (1:29)
Foreign. Hey, it's Sam. And I wanted to share something special with you. We're sitting on location at Snapdragon Stadium with one of the creative visionaries behind it. Do me a Favor, go to YouTube, find this podcast and watch it. Watch it on the big screen. Like 65 inch big screen. Okay? It's up to you. Let me know what you think.
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Sam (2:05)
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Sam (2:16)
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Podcast Host / Sponsor Announcer (2:18)
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