Glass & Odin
Odin
I've been pondering how the myths of old shape the spaces we build today—how a story can be carved into stone or steel. Do you ever see a spark of those ancient narratives in the clean lines and quiet elegance of your own designs?
Glass
I do see the old stories in the spaces we build, but I let the form speak first. Even a clean line can echo a myth if you look for the rhythm in its shape.
Odin
If the form is yours, then the myth will find its voice through it, not the other way around. Keep listening to the geometry; the stories will whisper back.
Glass
I’ll keep the geometry quiet and let the stories slip in quietly.
Odin
Silence in the lines often gives the myth the room it needs to breathe.
Glass
I hear that silence too, it lets the myth emerge in the space.
Odin
Sometimes the quiet corners of a room hold more stories than the loudest shout. Keep the space breathing, and the myth will find its place.
Glass
I think you’re right – quiet corners let a story settle in, so I design to give those spaces room to breathe.
Odin
Indeed, a quiet corner invites the ancient voice to linger; give it the space it deserves, and the story will speak in its own measured breath.
Glass
I’ll keep the corners quiet, letting the ancient voice settle in its measured breath.