Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Colorado
Just another bleeding heart…
“toxic schizophrenia” by Tim Noble and Sue Webster
Just another bleeding heart…
“toxic schizophrenia” by Tim Noble and Sue Webster
Jim Thompson, namesake of Jim Thompson fabrics, was born in 1906 into an affluent family in Delaware, he attended Princeton and then The University of Pennsylvania for architecture. In the 1940’s, Thompson took full time residence in Thailand, at a time when few foreigners were in the country. In addition to his large eccentric personality,…
The Surrey Hotel in New York City holds a special place in my heart, as I have developed a deep affection for its unique charm. With its interior design blending the elements of modernity and classic elegance, this establishment truly exudes a timeless allure. Whenever I find myself within its walls, a wave of tranquility…
A few weeks ago, I expressed my excitement about the integration of chaise lounges into the interior design of a living room. Today, I am thrilled to share with you a magnificent chaise lounge I discovered from Plum furniture that captured my attention immediately. The exquisite piece exudes a remarkable sense of grace through…
HAPPY NEW YEAR! The Pantone colors of the year are Rose Quartz and Serenity (typically there is only one color). I am puzzled by this choice. I was convinced it was going to be a shade of green? Perhaps 2017’s color of the year will be a green. I feel like green is coming…
I am not entirely sure why I selected this picture as my Happy New Year post. Except perhaps that the trims and fabrics shown are similar to entering a new year; festive, fresh and exciting. Happy and Healthy 2015!
I am really enjoying this book by Gil Schafer III. It makes me feel so patriotic.