Highpoint + Christies = Study Makeover

It all started when I found this fabulously fun piece of art that will be part of the  Prints and Multiples Auction at Christies at the end of the month. It is a 46 x 30 (unframed) lithograph entitled Jules, by Robert Longo.  I showed it to a client and she fell in love with it. It is SOoooo “her”.  She likes it so much that she is thinking it could be the piece that sets off a redo of her study- she is ready for a change, ready to step it up a bit in boldness, color, energy level.  So here is what I came up with Continue reading

Bedroom Blue Palette

Working on a project with a master bedroom that promises to be heavenly and peaceful. It will be a symphony of blues, whites, textures and patterns. Here is a sneak peek of color and pattern:

The great thing about this fabric is that it is completely customizable color wise. The paint will be Farrow and Ball, because they create unparalleled range and depth of color.

Anyway, thought I would share. So far so good, it is going to be gorgeous!

 

High Gloss Interiors

photo via Elle Decor, design by Nate Berkus

High gloss is the most reflective and “blingy” paint finish there is. Because it is the most durable and cleanable, it is a great choice for molding and trim. It is also mildew resistant, making it a good finish for kitchens and bathrooms. I am a big fan of using high gloss in dining rooms because the high sheen creates an elegant sense of depth and drama, reflecting light all around the room. In a design sense, high gloss walls are not for the uncertain or squeamish. They involve considerably more labor and skill than other paint finishes in order to get the paint streak free. Also the walls must be perfectly smooth, seamless and flawless, so wall repairs and resurfacing are likely to need to be done before painting. High gloss paint is unforgiving so it should be done by specialists.  However,

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Joe Horner Photography- Add A Little Pop to Those White Walls

I couldn’t agree more, David Hicks is spot ON about the power of  great art against white walls… which allows for the perfect opportunity to introduce a very talented photographer, Joe Horner, a Dallas native who just had a fabulous show. Here is the artist in front of some of the must-have works from his latest series:

 “I love photography intimate details of nature that show the intricate colors, texture and shapes in the natural world that is so often unnoticed in our daily lives”  -Joe Horner

These images are available as 8″x10″ photographic prints with a wrapped edge on a wooden block. They are ready to hang and include a wood wall cleat hanger.
The wrapped edge on these images is very clean and sharp. The colors are so incredibly vibrant that I had to share details of some of my favorite Joe Horner flower photos:

Prints are metallic photographic prints protected with a laminate.
These prints provide for vibrant saturated colors, and the beautiful clean edge finishing makes for a stunning presentation.

I would recommend buying more than one so you can create a grouping for maximum visual effect, blending color and texture into an impressive pop of color for home or office. What a wonderful way to always have fresh flowers in your room!

See more and purchase yours here.

Then send me photos of these works on your walls after you get them!

 

Pink Power

Never underestimate the power of pink. Whether its use is subtle or bold, it has the power to transform fashion and decor.

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