With the extended shelter in place deadline, and some uncertainty still ahead, I’m starting a lockdown series and will share 30 posts over the next 30 days. Design, art and beauty can definitely lift the spirits, so here goes!
Today’s theme - Art Sets & Series. A series of prints, paintings, photographs or objects can be a great visual element in a room, and tell a great story. It can also unify and create connections between spaces. Here’s a few ideas and examples.
A set of (what appears to be) oriental battleship paintings spotted at SF Decorator’s Showcase last year. You’d have to see them up close to really appreciate the detailing. I tried to capture it in the closeup below!
design by Alexis Humiston, photography (above) by Christopher Stark
A set of vintage car prints by Leslee Mitchell, in a room designed by Erin Gates. This is her son’s big boy room and the little fella loves cars and trucks. This was a cool way to capture that in the room.
Minimalist botanicals in antique brass frames
Lee Radziwill’s 5th Ave apartment (maximalism done right!)
A still life series by artist Susan Hable.
An abstract art series by the same artist. Love the archival paper & gray matting.
A set of gentleman prints unifies the space
An entry that would make you take a pause. Love the ribboned hats!
via Design Sponge
Beautiful gold medallions in this bedroom designed by Anna Burke Interiors.
Framed vintage Vogue covers
Dana Gibson’s iconic leopard motif
Giclee watercolor portraits by Mary H Case. Love the depth of the faces!
Cubist faces by Hayley Mitchell. So chic.
A cheerful color block series by Pen & Paper Co.
