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The family of ten rugs features a complex color palette, combining colder tones, recalling the snowy surfaces of the mountain chain, with warmer hues in a perfect balance: an apparent reference to earthy shades specifically designed to bring typical outdoor materials’ feelings related to nature into the interior design.
New York, NY – August 19, 2024 – Be Original Americas, the 12-year-old non-profit advocacy…
Sarah Myerscough Gallery, London’s renowned beacon of contemporary craft and material-led design, is thrilled to announce its much-anticipated inaugural exhibition in New York City at Galerie56. This landmark show marks a significant milestone as the gallery’s first international exhibition and sets the stage for an exhilarating exchange between the natural world and one of the greatest cities in the world.
Creative Artist, Parker Heath, Founder & CEO of San Diego-based lifestyle brand PAR KER made, will premier a new collection of fine art at Found Studio’s Bird Rock Renaissance Exhibit starting on August 24, 2024.
COLLECTIBLE, Europe’s unrivaled contemporary design fair, announces its exclusive New York City debut this September in collaboration with WSA and Water Street Projects.
With the selection of the oval-shaped rugs from the series, a certain color palette was preordained, but the arrangement was deliberate. A primary color scheme takes over in the central part of the gallery, positioned in a manner that references the color wheel and creates color harmony.
In a world often disconnected from nature and overwhelmed by mass production, Ward’s work and message remind us of the value of craftsmanship, history, personal expression, and our innate connection to the natural world.
By showcasing the unique experiences, struggles, and joys of the LGBTQ community, the exhibition promotes empathy, understanding, and acceptance among a broader audience.
Draga & Aurel have continued their journey of experimentation into materials and transparency with the new ZEN collection of tables and coffee tables, presented recently at the Rossana Orlandi Gallery during Milan Design Week.
The week kicked off with positive early sales. Galerie Meubles et Lumières, winner of the fair’s Best Gallery Presentation award, reported the sale of two hero pieces within its booth very quickly upon opening: the Anemone sofa by Jean-Pierre Laporte, a circular set of seating in a flower bud formation, and the large-scale, structural chandelier, Cassiopée by Max Sauze.