Interior design with fotoflōt

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Arrangement &Commercial &Restaurant &Wall | 02 Aug 2010

fotoflōt – As seen on TV

The set of the TV series "Check Please !" at WTTW in Chicago. Shows a HDTV camera with fotoflōts in the background. fotoflōt displays images without picture frames, glass, mattes, glare, or reflection. Images float off the wall or desk and are held in place with magnets. fotoflōt can be used for photo display and to create photo collages, photo walls, diptychs and triptychs. fotoflōts can be created directly from images at Picasa, Kodak Gallery, SmugMug, Zenfolio, ACDSee and other online services.During the summer break 2009, the popular Chicago WTTW PBS restaurant review show “Check Please !” received a brand-new set for the 2010 season. Furniture and accessories from Crate & Barrel as well as many realistic props create the impression of a functioning restaurant when host Alpana Singh talks with three guests (people from “all walks of life”) about their restaurant recommendations.

But something was missing only days from the start of taping of the new season: the appropriate wall-art a modern restaurant would have on display. Chicago based professional photographer Michael Roberts provided the perfect digital images, but they still had to be converted into impressive wall art pieces.

We helped out and created four gorgeous 30″x20″ fotoflōts. Michael Roberts’ images now float off of the studio wall and create a stunning display.

The camera folks were probably very happy since fotoflōt eliminates the glare and reflection they usually have to fight when images in traditional frames with glass are on the wall.

Shows a HDTV camera with fotoflōts in the background. fotoflōt displays images without picture frames, glass, mattes, glare, or reflection. Images float off the wall or desk and are held in place with magnets. fotoflōt can be used for photo display and to create photo collages, photo walls, diptychs and triptychs. fotoflōts can be created directly from images at Picasa, Kodak Gallery, SmugMug, Zenfolio, ACDSee and other online services.

The set of WTTW Chicago’s “Check Please !” restaurant review show

fotoflōt is used in several restaurants for the display of wall art. You can learn more about:

And you can flōt your own images at fotoflot.com.

Arranement of four fotoflōts on the set of WTTW Chicago's restaurant review show "Check Please !". fotoflōt displays images without picture frames, glass, mattes, glare, or reflection. Images float off the wall or desk and are held in place with magnets. fotoflōt can be used for photo display and to create photo collages, photo walls, diptychs and triptychs. fotoflōts can be created directly from images at Picasa, Kodak Gallery, SmugMug, Zenfolio, ACDSee and other online services.

The four fotoflōts on the wall behind the reviewers

Closeup of the right most fotoflōt

Arranement of four fotoflōts on the set of WTTW Chicago's restaurant review show "Check Please !". fotoflōt displays images without picture frames, glass, mattes, glare, or reflection. Images float off the wall or desk and are held in place with magnets. fotoflōt can be used for photo display and to create photo collages, photo walls, diptychs and triptychs. fotoflōts can be created directly from images at Picasa, Kodak Gallery, SmugMug, Zenfolio, ACDSee and other online services.

Closeup of the fotoflōts in the middle

Arranement of four fotoflōts on the set of WTTW Chicago's restaurant review show "Check Please !". fotoflōt displays images without picture frames, glass, mattes, glare, or reflection. Images float off the wall or desk and are held in place with magnets. fotoflōt can be used for photo display and to create photo collages, photo walls, diptychs and triptychs. fotoflōts can be created directly from images at Picasa, Kodak Gallery, SmugMug, Zenfolio, ACDSee and other online services.

Closeup from the left

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