Showing posts with label Modern Style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modern Style. Show all posts

Sunday, December 27, 2009

New Illustrations, New Etsy Shop

Just a quick post. I've been working a lot in Illustrator Cs4, and decided to open a new Etsy shop. The reason being I've got two different styles going on, and didn't want to combine the two. Willow and Fern Studio being more earthy, and nature related, and the new Loco Moco Studio, which is more fresh, fun and colorful with a Mid Century Modern, Atomic, Mod (whatever you want to call it) feel to it. Click here to see the new shop!


Friday, December 11, 2009

Finally, the Etsy Shop is Open!

So it's a small one, but I just opened Willow and Fern Studio on Etsy today. I've only got just a few prints (as seen below) for sale, as more are in the works. Click here to check it out.

From the "Landscapes" Series, Country Hillside:

One and two from the "Retro Lamps" Series:

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Pendant Lighting from G Squared Art

Behold the Sunray and Discoco Pendant Lights designed by Mark Gajewski and Christophe Mathieu, just a couple examples from G Squared Art. Prices range from $290 for the Sunray to $1260 for the large Discoco Pendant. Click here to see more.
















Sunday, August 9, 2009

Friday, July 17, 2009

Black and White Glam

These are some inspirational rooms I found on HGTV's Rate My Space. The black and white theme goes well whether your style is modern or contemporary and always looks good with a bit of yellow and grey thrown in. To finish off the look, add a zebra print, as shown here in the form of a rug, wall art, an ottoman and pillows.

Monday, May 18, 2009

Modern Zen Landscaping

Amir Schlezinger is an amazing landscape designer. This has got to be my dream patio..if I had a loft in the city.

Friday, April 3, 2009

Wood Walls

Wood walls aren't just for the 70's anymore. Along with a few modern pieces, it's a stylish spin on the old wood paneling.



Friday, March 20, 2009

Tulip Chairs & Tables: Mixing Modern and Traditional

Some good examples of how to successfully mix modern elements in with a shabby chic, victorian or traditional style interior.

To get this look, try using rustic furnishings, a blue, green and pastel color pallete, ornate chandeliers, sheer drapery, pretty florals and vintage wallpaper.

Keep it clean, simple and pretty with contrasting wood furnishings and a neutral color pallette.

Or add in pops of color like red and blue.

Photo Credits: MBibelot,

WaryMeyers.com,

TheShoppingSherpa

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Hemeroscopium House by Antón García- Abril

The Hemeroscopium House was formed around the idea of defying physical limits. Composed of heavy structural elements, it defines it's aesthetics with perfectly placed beams that create an aerial effect. The seemingly unstable structure took only 7 days to build, but a year to perfect. Complex calculations were involved in creating the perfect balance, aerial quality and overall appearance. The use of heavy concrete gives an industrial, modern look but flows beautifully with it's natural surroundings.