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Contemporary Wood Burners

Wood stoves may look identical from the outside, but a closer inspection reveals important changes that improve efficiency and reduce emissions to the air. This is good news for homeowners.

Traditional open fires release carcinogenic particles into the air. Upgrade to an Ecodesign or Defra exempted wood stove so that you can reduce harmful particles.

Futura

The Stovax Futura 5 multifuel and wood burning stove is DEFRA exempted for Smoke Control Areas, Eco-design Plus ready. It features a large wood burner expansive viewing window as well as a elegant stainless steel air control. This modern wood burner design is ideal for modern and traditional homes alike. It also has a state-of-the art convector heat system with integrated heat shields to maximize the amount of heat that is directed back into the room and a short distance to combustibles to ensure maximum efficiency.

The name Futura is a reference to its geometric sans serif designs with a low contrast and even width strokes. The font was created by Paul Renner and released commercially in 1927. It was an immediate success and soon found its ways into magazines, newspapers and books, as well as on posters and the logos of a variety of major corporations.

Like all fonts, Futura has evolved over the years as styles of typography have changed. The spacing and the shapes of the letters have changed with time however the overall design remains the same. The font was also adapted to accommodate various languages. The addition of a Latin alphabet made it more adaptable. Since then, a number of type foundries have updated and redrawn the design.

While many contemporary fonts are heavily influenced by Art Deco designs, Futura is a perfect example of a design that is a model for the future. Futura's simple lines and clean lines make it easy to read. The retro-futuristic style is evident by its appearance in 2001: A Space Odyssey and the inscription placed on the moon by the Apollo 11 astronauts.

Its ease of use and simplicity lend it to advertising, as well as editorial design. Its use in both these areas helped make it a success. It has become one the most popular fonts in the 100 years since its launch. Its popularity inspired other designers to develop fonts similar to it, and in the present it remains one of the most used fonts.

The font's geometric shapes and clean lines led to a generation of artists. Feminist artists such as Jenny Holzer and the Guerilla Girls embraced it in their work and Shepard Fairey has also used it in his art works. In the 1960s and 1970s it was the medium of choice for protest art that was political because it was thought as a symbol of progress and modernism.

In the 1980s, typographers began using Futura for phototypesetting and digital typesetting. Because of this, the letterforms of Futura became distorted and disjointed in certain instances. Typography often changed the size or shape of letters. This resulted in a variety of errors and distortions that were sometimes difficult or impossible to correct. This was particularly true when ligatures were used, as these required a precise adjustment to the height of certain characters.

Vogue

When Madonna sings, "Come on, vogue Let your body move to the music", she is not only promoting her hit song but also a type of dance that is now part of pop culture. For many people it is a way to express a sense of identity and freedom. For others, it is an act of rebellion against social norms and empowering communities that are marginalized. Voguing is deeply entwined with subcultures music, fashion, and fashion. It has been influenced from dance and beauty movements all over the world.

Vogue since its first issue in 1892, has been at forefront of fashion. It has evolved into a global authority in groundbreaking images and journalism, as well as spotting new talents. The magazine's coverage embraces diversity and inclusion and is an iconic name in the fashion industry. Today, Vogue has expanded to become a multiplatform title that examines the world through the lens of fashion.

Vogue is published by Conde Nast and covers style news in the areas of fashion, beauty, culture, and living. Anna Wintour is the current editor-in-chief of American Vogue. Other international editors include Emmanuelle Alt, Franca Sozzani, Contemporary Wood Burners Alexandra Shulman and contemporary wood Burners Aliona Dóletskaya. In addition to Vogue the company also publishes Teen Vogue, a version specifically for teenagers in the United States. South Korea and Australia also publish an edition of Vogue magazine. Vogue Patterns is a line of patterns for sewing at home for women that is owned by the company.

In 1892, the magazine originally focused on fashion for high society and the formal side of life. It first appeared as a weekly paper before becoming a month-to-month magazine and finally an annual in the year 1909. Conde Nast bought the magazine in 1916, and transformed it into an influential fashion bible for women.

The Vogue of Today is aware of where it stands in the world, and engages its audience by writing articles that address the issues of politics and society that will interest readers. For instance, British Vogue included NHS workers on its cover during the pandemic in 2022.

Yale digital humanists are analyzing Vogue's extensive digital archive with a program similar to Google Ngrams called Bookworm. It compares words such as "frock" or "dress" that were used in the magazine across time and by various editors. The results allow researchers track the changes in cultural norms and ideas by studying the evolution of vocabulary.

Studio

The Stovax Studio freestanding stoves offer the advantages of small wood burning stove burning inset fires in a separate style. This stunning range is designed with enticing widescreen flame images that can be complemented by different frames and styling options to create a modern living space design. All models are equipped with Stovax's technologically advanced Cleanburn combustion systems that direct three kinds of air into the glass-fronted firebox to provide superior heating efficiencies, exceptional flame control and spectacular widescreen views of the flames.

The Studio Air 1 freestanding woodburning stove is available with a hearth mount or installed on a Studio Bench, and the Studio Air 2 offers a specially designed air kit for external use that reduces the distance required to combustibles that can be used in Smoke Control Areas. Both models can be paired with a variety of efficient heat shields to reduce clearance requirements, allowing for installation aspirations and creating a dramatic design statement.