Urban Bonfire develops functional, beautiful and high performance outdoor solutions for designers, architects and partners throughout North America. The Fireside Chat Podcast is hosted by Ryan Bloom, co-founder of Urban Bonfire. Ryan speaks with designers, architects, artists, chefs and others who are creating magnificent spaces where outdoor memories are made. © Urban Bonfire 2013-2021
Fireside Chat Podcast
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Urban Bonfire develops functional, beautiful and high performance outdoor solutions for designers, architects and partners throughout North America. The Fireside Chat Podcast is hosted by Ryan Bloom, co-founder of Urban Bonfire. Ryan speaks with designers, architects, artists, chefs and others who are creating magnificent spaces where outdoor memories are made. © Urban Bonfire 2013-2021
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November 26, 2021
Matthew Dugally | From Foundation to Finishes: A Transparent and Collaborative Approach to Home Building
On this episode of our Fireside Chat™, Ryan Bloom had the pleasure of welcoming Matthew Dugally of Dugally Oberfeld, a high end luxury home builder in the Los Angeles area. As the son of renowned architect Aleck Dugally, Matthew spent his childhood working on job sites alongside his father. His natural talent paired with many years of hands-on experience paved the way for him to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning and Land Development from the University of Southern California. Since then, he has spent his entire career in custom luxury residential home-building. Matthew’s involvement at Dugally Oberfeld guarantees that even the most ambitious projects are built with the highest technical standards and integrity.<br /> In this conversation, Matthew discusses his firm’s focus on crafting living experiences that take us on a journey. He expands on the repurposing of spaces in a home, and how experiences such as going to the movie theater, eating at the restaurant, or going to the gym have been brought into the home as a result of the pandemic. He shares his perspective on the architect, designer and builder relationship, and the evolution of the developer’s role in this context. Matthew’s approach to work is collaborative, and he expands with Ryan on the importance of team synergy at Dugally Oberfeld. Finally, he discusses his thoughts on the impact of technology on the interconnectivity between indoor and outdoor spaces. <br /> This Fireside Chat™ is hosted by Ryan Bloom, co-founder and president of Urban Bonfire. If you enjoyed this conversation and love hearing about great design as much as we do, please subscribe. Follow us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/urbanbonfire/">Instagram</a> @UrbanBonfire or join the conversation on <a href="https://ca.linkedin.com/company/urban-bonfire">Linked In</a>. To find out more, please visit <a href="http://www.urbanbonfire.com">www.urbanbonfire.com</a>.<br /> Dugally Oberfeld – <a href="https://docorp.net/">https://docorp.net/</a> <br /> <br />
August 26, 2021
Jules Wilson | Modern Design Rooted in History
With 26 years of experience in the design industry, Jules Wilson is nationally recognized as a designer who delivers tailored spaces that enhance and elevate the user experience. After earning her BFA in interior design from the Design Institute of San Diego, Jules studied at the prestigious Lorenzo Di Medici in Florence, Italy and continued to travel extensively throughout Europe, finding inspiration in fine art history and architecture, editorial photography, high fashion and classic films. She is influenced by the greats and conceptualizes designs in a way that will similarly stand the test of time. <br /> After founding her eponymous design studio in 2005, Jules has quickly become an expert that developers, owners and brands trust to create timeless, meaningful and memorable guest experiences, nationwide.<br /> In this Fireside Chat™, Jules shares her story of growing up in Rockford, Illinois, playing with Lego and already designing her dream home from a very young age. She shares about her time in Florence, Italy and how this deeply influenced her design philosophy. She discusses her design process, and how she likes to immerse herself in the local life and culture to create spaces that blend in with the community in which they’re built. When she’s not designing her next project, you can find Jules restoring her midcentury home, designed by Frederick Liebhardt, apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright. She discusses her design plans for the home, which include indoor and outdoor spaces that integrate seamlessly with one another. <br /> This Fireside Chat™ is hosted by Ryan Bloom, co-founder and president of Urban Bonfire. If you enjoyed this conversation and love hearing about great design as much as we do, please subscribe. Follow us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/urbanbonfire/">Instagram</a> @UrbanBonfire or join the conversation on <a href="https://ca.linkedin.com/company/urban-bonfire">Linked In</a>. To find out more, please visit <a href="http://www.urbanbonfire.com">www.urbanbonfire.com</a>.<br /> Jules Wilson Design – <a href="https://www.juleswilsondesign.com/">https://www.juleswilsondesign.com/</a> <br />
August 5, 2021
Mark and Lyle Perry | A 100-Year-Old Family Business: From Lumber Shop to Outdoor Living Destination
Celebrating their 100th year as a family business in Kerrisdale, British Columbia, this lumber and hardware shop has grown into a place of gathering for high-end designers, savvy homeowners and BBQ masters in the Lower Mainland and beyond. Kerrisdale Lumber Home offers extraordinary outdoor living products with the highest selection of quality grills in Vancouver. The outdoor kitchen side of the business has evolved over the years, and now has an outdoor kitchen project management team that focuses on custom outdoor kitchens for multi-family homes, single family homes and commercial spaces.<br /> Ryan Bloom had the pleasure of welcoming Mark Perry, third generation, and Lyle Perry, fourth generation President of Kerrisdale Lumber Home in this Fireside Chat™ episode. They discussed what it means to run a generational business, and the importance of creating a strong company culture and supporting the community that supports them. They discussed how the business has shifted from lumber store to home and outdoor living and the growth of their outdoor kitchen business. They touched on their move to a new location in Spring 2020, and the impact of the pandemic on their business. Finally, they consider the evolution of Vancouver’s customer typology and what they see for the future of outdoor space activation. <br /> This Fireside Chat™ is hosted by Ryan Bloom, co-founder and president of Urban Bonfire. If you enjoyed this conversation and love hearing about great design as much as we do, please subscribe. Follow us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/urbanbonfire/">Instagram</a> @UrbanBonfire or join the conversation on <a href="https://ca.linkedin.com/company/urban-bonfire">Linked In</a>. To find out more, please visit <a href="http://www.urbanbonfire.com">www.urbanbonfire.com</a>.<br /> Kerrisdale Lumber Home – <a href="https://kerrisdalelumber.ca/">https://kerrisdalelumber.ca/</a> <br />
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