Snapshot #10: Mallory Page

I recently discovered this artist & the amount of delicious pieces I have featured below should tell you how much I’m loving it right now.

The technique alone is fascinating with multiple misty, dripping layers. Mallory Page somehow achieves a beautiful balance of a translucent & ethereal piece with striking saturated colors with mixed medias on canvas. Check some of these stunning treats out below!

All images via Peonies & Brass or Mallory Page. Images are copyrighted.

To discover more about the New Orleans artist, her inspiration & her influences, click here to see an interview by The English Room. If it's simply more delicious eye candy you're after, then check out Mallory's own website or her Facebook page. Let me know which piece you like the best! 

peace & love,

Lindsey

This Table Needs to be in my Loft

Well, I am back to work after being out of the office a couple days on vacation last week. This morning I had to do that awful task of sorting through those emails that have piled up, but surprisingly it went pretty fast until one email derailed me for a minute. I fell madly in love with this table that was featured in the recent Architectural Digest issue for July/August. I just had to share it with everyone!

This beautiful table called The Barnsley Table from Bernhardt Interiors has a patterned bone inlay to with a black ebonized finish. Can you say breathtaking?! It would look great with all the colors in my loft & would be a great contrast with my modern Panton Chairs...see them here.

All photos via Bernhardt website

I have to say thank you to our local Bernhardt representative, Meredith, who sent me the email! Don't be surprised if I post a follow up post with it in my loft!

peace & love,
Lindsey

Snapshot #9: Jenny Andrews-Anderson

I love your art Jenny Andrews Anderson.

Jenny Andrews Anderson is the blogger & artist behind the hilarious MFAMB. Jenny showcases some of her painting skills on her blog every once in awhile, as well as, many other beautiful & delicious things. Check out some of her yummy treat below!

 

peace & love,
Lindsey

Color Inspiration: add a pop at your door!

Adding a bright pop of colour to just the inside edge of a door seems like the easiest & most simple idea to add color into your room without going overboard- so simple that I keep on saying to myself, "Why didn't I think of that?!"

I always love a hint of unexpected color & this edge detail just so happens to be perfect. I'm in love & thinking I might be tackling every door in my home this weekend. Who else has seen this colorful detail before?

Seems like reds, pinks & oranges are the way people are going, but I think this could be awesome in chartreuse or teal. The best part is that it would be an absolute cinch to pull off & to get rid of the minute you got tired of it !

 

So what do you think? Are you loving this bold stroke as much as I am?

 

 

peace & love,

Lindsey

Tied Up & Knotty

all photos via Accessories by ASH

 

This is knot your average friendship bracelet!

Get ready to go overboard for these Accessories by ASH- Allison Hertzberg's line of friendship bracelet inspired adornments.

Hertzberg was first introduced to intricate knotting techniques by fishermen while working on a documentary in Main. Between lobstering & filming, she picked up the basic nautical loop & was hooked- pun intended. Now she twists a& knots belts, bracelets, necklaces, and headbands in her downtown NYC apartment. She uses a sea of multicolor cotton, nylon climbing rope, & vintage chains she has come across at estate sales.

Take this lighthearted look into summer months with neon colors or you can keep it classic for an all year round look with cascading metal chains. Either way you got a good catch- again the pun was intended.


peace & love,
Lindsey