…but it must find you working.~Picasso “Ox Cart” by John Huke. In my design work, I always start with an inspiration piece. Sometimes it will be a rug, sometimes a fabric, but many times I look to fine art. Researching for a client recently, I rediscovered the wonderful surreal paintings by John and Randy Huke, a husband and wife team from Austin, Texas. Their transmundane works are intellectual and dreamy, full of fantastic colors and recondite imagery. Huke Art Website Share...
New from Italian glass studio, Andromeda Murano, is the hand made “Melt Meee” collection of chandeliers. I love the Rococo styling made ultra chic with a literal twist. Asymmetrical balance and the juxtaposition of traditional and funky evoke a comfortably uncomfortable feeling that is certain to be the ultimate conversation piece. Share on Facebook
This weekend, I attended the opening party for Justin Bua at The 4th Wall Gallery. Most of the works displayed were of the unmistakable urban style for which he is famous. However, there were a few selected new paintings that I found to be a fascinating departure. The tiny (5×7) acrylic nudes are soft and sophisticated, with beautiful brush work and moody atmosphere. I was very fortunate to meet the artist and discuss the works personally. He is passionate about painting from life,...
Local entrepreneur, Fleetwood Hicks, turned a deserted Dallas warehouse into a fantastic loft style home. A great mix of contrasting elements, color, texture and light create a gorgeous interior. Article by Brittany Edwards, Photo by Michael Ainsworthhttp://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/fea/lifetravel/stories/DN-nhm_hicks_0613gd.ART.State.Edition1.217d8ba.html Share on Facebook
