Don't Make This Mistake When It Comes To Your Contemporary Wood Burners
Contemporary Wood Burners
Wood stoves may look the same from the outside, but a closer inspection will reveal important improvements that increase efficiency and clean-air emissions. This is a good thing for homeowners.
Open fires release carcinogenic particles into the air. Upgrade to an Ecodesign or Defra exempted wood stove so that you will be able to avoid harmful particles.
Futura
The Stovax Futura 5 woodburning and multifuel stove is an Eco-design Plus-ready, DEFRA exempt for Smoke Control Areas stove. It comes with a huge viewing window and elegant stainless steel air control. This modern design is ideal for both traditional and modern homes. It also has convector heating technology that is state-of-the art, with heat shields integrated to maximize the amount of heat that is returned to the room.
The name Futura refers to its geometric sans serif shapes low contrast and even width strokes. The font was developed by Paul Renner and released commercially in the year 1927. It was a huge success immediately, and soon it was incorporated into magazines, newspapers, books, posters, and even onto the logos of a number of major corporations.
Futura as with all fonts, has evolved with the changing typographic styles. The spacing and shapes of the letters have changed with time however, the overall style remains constant. The font has also been adapted to work with a variety of languages. The addition of the Latin alphabet made it more versatile. Since then, many type foundries have upgraded and redrawn the style.
While many contemporary fonts are heavily influenced by Art Deco designs, Futura is truly an illustration of a style that has a positive influence on the future. Its simple lines and smooth edges make it easy to read and easy to see. its retro-futuristic appearance is reflected in the way it was used for 2001: A Space Odyssey and also for the memorial plaque left by the Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon.
Its ease of use and simplicity lend it to advertising, as well as editorial design. Its use in both of these areas helped make it a success. It has been one of the most used fonts in the 100 years since its introduction. Its popularity inspired other designers to create similar fonts and it's still among the most popular fonts in the world in the present.
The font's geometric shapes and clean lines influenced many artists. Female artists such as Jenny Holzer and the Guerilla Girls used it in their work and Shepard Fairey has also used it in his artwork. In the 1960s and 1970s it was the medium of choice for protest art that was political and was believed to represent the ideals of modernism and progress.
In the 1980s, typographers began using Futura for phototypesetting and digital typesetting. Futura's letterforms were altered in certain cases. Typography could alter the size or shape of letters. This resulted in a variety of errors and distortions that were often difficult or impossible to correct. This was particularly relevant when adding ligatures which required very precise adjustments to the heights of specific characters.
Vogue
Madonna's song "Come on vogue, Let your body move to music" isn't just a promotional piece for her hit single, but also the dance form that has become a part of pop culture. For many the act of voguing is a sign of self-identity and freedom. Others use it to challenge societal norms and empower marginalized communities. Voguing is deeply entwined with subcultures music, fashion, and fashion. It has gotten its inspiration from dance and beauty movements all over the globe.
Vogue, since its first issue in 1892, has been at the forefront of fashion. It has grown into an international authority in cutting-edge image-making and journalism and discovering new talents. Vogue's coverage celebrates diversity and inclusiveness and has become an iconic name in the fashion industry. Vogue is now a multiplatform title, which looks at the world from the perspective of fashion.
Conde Nast publishes Vogue, which covers style news and stories on haute couture fashion and beauty, as well as culture and living. The editors in chief for international editions are American Vogue's Anna Wintour, Emmanuelle Alt (French Vogue), Franca Sozzani (Italian Vogue), Alexandra Shulman (British Vogue) and Aliona Doletskaya (Russian Vogue). The company also publishes Teen Vogue in the United States, a version aimed at teenage girls. South Korea and Australia also publish an edition of Vogue magazine. The company also owns Vogue Patterns, a line of sewing patterns designed for home use by women.
In 1892, the magazine was initially a focus on fashions for high society and the formal side of life. It then became a weekly newspaper, and later an annual publication before becoming an annual in 1909. Conde Nast purchased the magazine in 1916, and redesigned it into a fashion bible for women.
The Vogue of today is aware of its position in the world and engages its audience by writing articles that address the political and social issues that are of interest to readers. British Vogue for instance has featured NHS workers on the cover of their magazine during the 2022 pandemic.
Yale digital humanists are analyzing Vogue's rich digital archive with a program similar to Google Ngrams called Bookworm. It analyzes words such as "frock" or "dress" that are used in the magazine over time and by different editors. The results allow researchers to observe the ways in which the cultural norms and concepts have changed with the changing use of vocabulary.
Studio
Stovax Studio stoves are freestanding models that provide the benefits of inset wood burning stoves but in a separate style. This stunning collection is designed with captivating widescreen flame visuals which can be enhanced by various frames and styling options to create a modern living space statement. All models are equipped with Stovax's highly-technologically advanced Cleanburn combustion system, which directs three types of air towards the fireplace's glass front. This allows for greater heating efficiency, exceptional flame control, and widescreen views of flames.
Studio Air 1 is available as a hearth-mounted woodburning fireplace or can be placed on a Studio Bench. Studio Air 2 is equipped with an external air kit that reduces the distance between combustibles and smoke Control Areas. Both models can be combined with a range of highly efficient heat shields to reduce clearance requirements, opening up installation aspirations and creating a dramatic style statement.