A great design networking evening w @thegingergirlbk (at Gran Eléctrica)
On a Sunday stroll on Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn, I stumbled upon a small carpet and kilim shop. Kea is a fabulous little shop that sells rugs from all over the world. Susan, I believe the owner, was educating me on the meaning and back-story of each rug. Kilims hung on the wall like art and She was absolutely lovely. Very cool place!
Worth checking out!
477 Atlantic Ave, BK 11217
718.222.8087
Color Study #11, 2013
Alison Causer
Acrylic on canvas, 36x48
Loving these graphics. In a monotone palette these could be killer wall finish.
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Source: newenglandwoodstock
Beautiful!
DIRTY PINK!
Dirty or dusty pink it’s all the same. Weathered and wonderful, dirty pink is like the real version of it’s self. The un-perfect the soft and slightly damaged.
Which tone of pink do you gravitate towards? Share your thoughts with us on twitter @causerlai.
Source: breadandolives
Source: pinterest.com
Great fabric hanging in a Vietnamese joint. #BK
Jean-Louis Deniot apartment in 7th arrondissement with Paris, France is stunning. The designer explains in a recent issue of Elle Decor how he takes historical elements and applies them in a very current fashion.
Deniot has a love for neoclassicism and a knack for taking historical references and updating them in a sophisticated way. “Many people think you can create an effect through a form of provocation,” he explains, “by juxtaposing something very classical with something very contemporary. For me, things should be a lot more subtle.” A perfect example is the delicate trompe-l’oeil sky in the living room, which resembles those you find on the ceilings of European palaces. Deniot gave it his own twist by using it on the walls too.- Elle Decor
Jean-Louis Deniot knows how to use decorative wall treatments!
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Untitled color study, 2012
Alison Causer
Acrylic and plaster on board



