A little privacy was desired without blocking out the light. The solution a line of woven Roman shades for my clients beautiful Palladium windows. When fully drawn the shades disappear into a single break line. Shade provided by "Dress my window".
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
ARTBEAT FESTIVAL
While attending the ARTBEAT FESTIVAL in Somerville Ma., I came across two artisans work I could not ignore. The first Rebecca Swiller Munn a potter of (Clay-ol-o-gy) at the MUD FLAT GALLERY. Beautifully handcrafted her work displayed a lovely collection of blue/green and brown pottery. They all reminded me of the ocean.
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Ron Perssolano, a wood turner from Brimmfield Ma. made these amazing hollowed, pierced & incised vessels and more.... Smooth to the touch and visually tactile. The variety of wood finishes and materials make his work interesting and pure. 
A HOME IS MORE INTERESTING WITH A FEW JEWELS MADE BY THE HAND.
Ron Perssolano, a wood turner from Brimmfield Ma. made these amazing hollowed, pierced & incised vessels and more.... Smooth to the touch and visually tactile. The variety of wood finishes and materials make his work interesting and pure. A HOME IS MORE INTERESTING WITH A FEW JEWELS MADE BY THE HAND.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Living glass
Love living glass!! This earth friendly 100% recycled product is a wonderful material with endless possibilities. It's water, UV and chemical resistant and comes in a variety of choices. From bamboo to rose petals, all very beautiful. You can order it in any size and it can be made with a curve and edging options. Imagine replacing your door panels with this product or designing your own table top with it. Fabulous and earth friendly...love it!
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Boho is back!
I love the global influences that are saturating the textile and color world. Ethnic patterns and vibrant colors energize us and wake us up! Here is a "Suzanis" (needle work) from Uzbekistan that would give any space a well-traveled look. These beautiful pieces of handwoven art were made in Central Asia for the purpose of being gifted to a daughters' dowries. Today these embroideries are being admired in markets all over the world. Pillows, bed covers, table clothes and wall hanging are just a few ways one can incorporate these textiles that celebrate craftsmanship and tradition. Bohemian chic is colorful and tells a story...hard to ignore. This and much more available at Tessera for one of kind antiques!
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