From the Fashion Runaways to Home Decor, Art Commercialism at its best

Remember the amazing Sophie Theallet Fall 2016 RTW collection from NYFW,  (well in case you don't, here is the link to my review of it). I continue to be obsessed with it, so as I was looking through my virtual clipboard for a new project, I realized that my obsession with the deeply feminine and uber classy style of her fall collection has somehow impacted my color palette preferences not for clothes but for furnishing and home decor. I am not that fond of either gray patterns or yellow shades, but live and learn as they say.

Maps and Stars and Beautiful Faces: the art of Ed Fairburn

Hello everyone! I hope you are enjoying your weekend, at least what is left from it. It is beautiful here in Los Angeles and pretty much everyone is out and about -- except me. Yep, I am still tied up behind the computer -- too much still left to be done-- you know how it goes. But I stumbled upon an incredible artistic find and decided to share with you the map portraiture of British artist extraordinaire Ed Fairburn:

Metaphysical Achromatic Gloom: The Haze Furniture Collection by Wonmin Park

I am completely mesmerized by the levitating creations of the young Korean artist Wonmin Park whose experimentation with resin is producing a dazzling spectacle of shimmering dreams.