Blue installed exhibitions in Berlin and Norway in May, 2010

Blue traveled with wife Beili and installed two international exhibitions in Berlin and Norway this summer. Please see a photo of work-in-progress on the left from a Norway newspaper article.

Blue's Furniture exhibited at AIA Austin Home Tour

October, 10-11, 2009

Mother Bench and the "49" Bench were on display.

Blue installed exhibitions in Finland in May, 2009 and in Shanghai in August, 2009

Blue traveled with wife Beili and installed two international exhibitions this summer. Lots of flights and train rides and backpacking later, Shanghai is voted to be the most charming out of the two months of world travel.

Visit http://beililiu.com/news.html for more information on the exhibitions.

The Upside Down Table selected for
M+D+F Exhibition at Design Within Reach, Austin TX

May 3, 2009

Blue Alan Way installs exhibition in Los Angeles, January, 2009

Blue traveled to Los Angeles in January 2009 and worked with his wife Beili on her solo exhibition at Tarryn Teresa Gallery. The large scale installation took 12 days to finish with the help of a team of volunteers.

Left: Blue working on top of a scaffolding to attach threads to ceiling for installation Lure. More than 10 Miles of thread was used for this piece.

For more information on the show, please visit beililiu.com

Blue Sky Relocates to Austin Texas, August 2008

Blue has moved to Austin, Texas with his wife, Beili Liu, who now teaches at the University of Texas at Austin.

Blue is currently working in his new shop on developing new custom furniture design for a couple of commissions. He is officially a Festools fan—wonderful to be working with these very portable and precise tools.

Check out the new risky design for the "X" Table on the left.

See the finished "X" Table here.

Blue Sky wins Multiple Awards!
- Chrysalis Award: Remodeling Excellence of 2007
- Qualified Remodeler Master Design Awards: First Place
- Professional Remodeler Best of the Best Design awards

The goal of this project was to add a new front portico that provided functional protection in a stylistically sensitive manner, but with a little flourish. Keying off the existing roof forms, period styling, materials and design cues from the home, a solution emerge. The special touch is in the introduction of the barrel vault and the finish details. Far from appearing like an addition, the stylistically sympathetic yet engaging design seems to both complement and complete the home's facade... as if it was always meant to be.

Since 1993, The Chrysalis Awards have honored the finest remodeling projects in the nation that reflect the professional excellence of the residential and commercial remodeling industry. Blue Sky is proud to be the award winner for 2007 Residential Specialty. Go to Chrysalis Award site -