Click to view related posts: decorating tips, new resources, eco-friendly, window treatmentsEdit This This season’s most...
(02/09/08) Click to view related posts: decorating tips, new resources, eco-friendly, window treatmentsEdit This This season’s most fashionable color treo, yellow, gray and black, is showcased in every stylish boutique this Spring. The pop of yellow is welcome this time of year, and the hue looks particularily sophisticated in home interiors when grounded with rich gray tones. L.A. designer Carla Lane, recently highlighted in Angeleno Magazine as one of the emerging design talents to watch, displays her bold use of color in this fabulous vignette. Large scale wallcoverings like this 1968 vintage pattern from Osborne & Little, takes on new drama since the design was re-introduced in this modern color way. A new collection from The Nought Collective, which specializes in the design and production of hand made silk rugs from Nepal, showcases a stunning carpet from their etu collection, Phoenicea in yellow. All of the hand-knotted carpets from this exclusive line can be woven in pure silk or...See less
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Sandy Garnett is a fine art painter and sculptor. His work can be seen online or at his studio in South Norwalk, Ct or...
(02/09/08) Sandy Garnett is a fine art painter and sculptor. His work can be seen online or at his studio in South Norwalk, Ct or in New York City. Email this • Subscribe to this feed • Save to del.icio.us • Digg This! • Stumble It!See less
Click to view related posts: art There is something very soothing about these two contemporary artists. Tjasa Owen and...
(12/03/07) Click to view related posts: art There is something very soothing about these two contemporary artists. Tjasa Owen and David Ivan Clark approach seascapes and landscapes in a way that is somehow meditative in nature. While each artist has their own particular approach to paint application and medium, both share a common result in feeling. Tjasa Owen incorporates the memory of a childhood spent on the Atlantic Coast with her travels abroad to France. As she states, “Rather than documenting any actual place, I am more interested in reassembling the elements of scenes I remember.” She employs acrylic, oil pastel as well as collage media in her canvases. David Ivan Clark says of his work, “To the extent these paintings are subject to exegesis, they may be said to explore the interaction between man and his ideas of nature and industry. ” His paintings are a fine layer of oil on stainless steel. Sometimes the finish is left smooth, other times it is scoured, using screws or nails on the...See less
Click to view related posts: art I found Print for Progress via one of my favorite blogs, Desire to Inspire. Prints for...
(12/03/07) Click to view related posts: art I found Print for Progress via one of my favorite blogs, Desire to Inspire. Prints for Progress is a unique charity where artists have donated photographic prints for the sole purpose of raising money for a scholarship program at LaSalle Acadamy on the Lower East Side. The photographs are stunning and are available for purchase through anywayartists.com. They will match each dollar raised to sponsor these exceptional kids. All images are printed on archival paper and will be personally signed and shipped to you.See less
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