Displaying posts from April, 2015

Abigail Ahern has released her new book called Colour and I cannot wait to get my hands on a copy! (According to Amazon it’s not available in Canada until August dammit!) She really is an inspiration to me. I love her bold style and her appreciation for the darker side of decor. The main perk of this book is that the photos are by one of our all-time favourite photographers, Graham Atkins-Hughes! This is a must-have book for sure, so order your now if it’s out in your country, or pre-order it like I think I might do. Here is a little sneak peak.

I have a thing for black and white photography. I have a thing for a gallery wall. I have a thing for leaning art. I definitely have a thing for this ledge. More from ASH NYC.

If you look carefully you may spot a few things these two New York apartments have in common. A striking piece of art work, a couple of old wheels as sculpture, an overall vibe, an industrial riff. But there is something more important they have in common. They were staged by ASH NYC who combine the art of interior design with the business of development.

As I mentioned in my previous post, interior designer Maria Brito is an art aficionado who loves to decorate spaces with bold often photographic statement pieces. Which is why I am now her new biggest fan. 🙂

Venezuelan Maria Gabriela Brito is an interior designer now based in New York City who pulls out all the stops and breaks all the rules. Maria loves colour, patterns, and her number one standout is art. That is in fact one of her goals – to turn her clients into meaningful art collectors (more on that in the next post). Here is a home she designed in Long Island, NY. It is bold, lofty, quirky and really fun.