Hazbin Hotel Original Designs Novels & Stories

He showed us the article and I read through to see the Zane’s had already had their shows a week ago and the designs were similar from color texture, to pattern and everything. “ Thanks” I throw the article on the desk letting the guys read it. “ Thats bullshit and they know it, I never copied anyone, in fact it looks like these the design that were missing from my save” Logan was furious the more he read the article. “ Did we ever find out who stole the designs?” Aiden asks. “ Yeah, my sister Hazel but she wouldn't gave them to the competition” I say to them when they don't disagree with me “ she wouldn't? Right” I can't believe im having second thoughts about that right now.

“Well, anyway, before you two disappear again, I want you to come to my office. The final designs for three more of our hotels had just been emailed to me. It’s in 3D, so you two will have a better view.” “It will only take a couple of minutes, Ken,” Brett said. Once in my uncle’s office, he set up the projector so he could show us the designs on a white screen. The 3D presentation showed us how the hotels would be renovated, giving it a Mediterranean theme. It was sea-facing, with at least two infinity pools and the penthouse suite having its own private pool. The design was luxurious and minimalist at the same time. It felt as if the hotel was situated in Santorini, rather than in Salt Lak

Having money certainly made things easier—no waiting, no hassle. “Perfect. Now we just need the wedding rings…” Just as Helen was starting to feel overwhelmed again, Haley returned with a folder. Turns out, she hadn’t gone upstairs because she was upset. She had gone to grab something. Justin, who had been watching her closely, finally relaxed. “I actually just finished designing these,” Haley said, handing Helen the folder. “If you want any changes, just let me know.” Helen flipped through the sketches with Zac. The rings were sleek and modern, with a contemporary twist on classic designs. One look was all it took. Helen was in love with them instantly.

Hazel had just secured a piece of land from Omar, and now many people were eyeing the plot, hoping to collaborate with Queen Corp. "Hazel, Xander just sent over some brand logos. Take a look and see which one fits best." Sully walked over to Hazel with a tablet, showing the logos designed by Xander’s team for their collaboration. Hazel glanced through the designs but wasn’t satisfied. "Are these the only ones? The first few are too focused on HX Corp’s logo, making it hard to see Queen Corp’s presence. The latter ones overemphasize our characteristics, which doesn’t work either."

"Boss is inside, you can go in." Alona pointed her index finger to the conference room. I felt a bit nervous. What if they didn't like my initial designs? I worried that they wouldn't like them because, truth be told, I struggled with the concept given the details. Most of my interior designs looked like BDSM rooms. I tried to make them look homey, but they looked sensual because of the theme and colors chosen by the owner. Geez! The red-black and blue-black combinations made my designs look like rooms for adults only. Kids should not be allowed in that hotel.

"You never could stomach coffee in the morning." I stared at the cup. Steam rose from it in a thin ribbon, and my throat closed around nothing. "Hey." Jeo's voice softened. "You okay?" "It's the hot chocolate," I said, and laughed wetly. "It's very moving hot chocolate." He had the good grace not to press. Instead he spread the sketches across the table — the Havers project, a luxury boutique hotel, modern but organic, flowing lines and natural light — and somewhere in the second minute of talking, I forgot to be sad. My hands started moving on their own. "You could integrate the existing architecture with bio-mimetic design elements," I heard myself say. "Keep the old brick facade as a cont

she told me. “I can definitely respect that.” Imeela invited us to stay for dinner, which neither of us could refuse. The food here had been fantastic before, so I could not wait for some more. Zion showed me his designs. I sketched a couple of ideas on how to incorporate them together. He was very creative. The backdrop was a lightning storm. His wolf, Koa, was running through the forest. He was mid-leap in the final design. “Do you want me to do it at Luxe or at Inkfinity?” I asked him.