color palette
If this scene were to inspire a color palette, it would not necessarily include purple. Instead, it may inspire a vast range of green playing wonderfully together, as reflected here.
If this scene were to inspire a color palette, it would not necessarily include purple. Instead, it may inspire a vast range of green playing wonderfully together, as reflected here.
A great use of a space…
This is a picture from the spa at the new Park Hyatt in NYC. It’s unreal how beautiful it is. I especially like the chandelier and the similar metal window panels.
This is an iPhone snapshot of a kitchen in a town home I designed. I love the way the onyx backsplash came out. I had the fabricator install the stone so the veining runs vertically.
In the 90’s, it was popular in the US to paint text and phrases on walls. It was surprising and intriguing to me, the frequency I viewed the technique in historical Chinese interiors,architecture and art. I took both photographs inside the Forbidden City, Beijing.
During my time in art school, David Salle held a significant place in my admiration, becoming a hero figure who played a crucial role in sparking my budding passion for design. As a painter, I found myself deeply influenced by his distinct approach to draftsmanship and his innovative technique of dividing images into compartments. Salle…
Today I had the privilege to view artist Tetsunori Kawana (white cap) and volunteers, installing the artist’s bamboo site specific art installation “Kizuna”, which opens to the public on May 5th. Look forward to seeing it completed and the many changes it will go thru as it ages (up till November)