Dark, surreal and curious Holly Roberts's work traverses graffiti, photography, painting and illustration creating a unique mood, mixing media as she mixes complex ideas and emotions. ...Roberts excels by rewarding us with her sensuous presentations of complex ideas that switch on our senses and logical facilities. Her slow-time pictures extend the most vital experience of photography, the interaction period between the subject and the maker, to express potential realities that comprise human consciousness and ask for a studied examination. Hopefully, Roberts s fingerprints, that critical juncture where nature, knowledge, and knower intersect, will lead us to more carefully notice how vast, interrelated, and astonishing our world really is. Robert Hirsch
A house form is high in the visual vocabulary of Patti Roberts-Pizzuto. Patti's works are calm, created over time layering papers with painting and hand stitching.
We've noticed green kitchens on the rise (see Trend Alert: 10 Favorite, Time-Tested Dark Green Kitchens), but for some reason, the color is rarely seen in
We are delighted to present four new monoprints and recent collages by Clare Woods. New monotypes and recent collages by Woods, featuring interiors, still life, landscape and portraiture, depict a time of mass image consumption and a world that treats banality and disaster in the same way. Drawing inspiration from photographs found from diverse sources such as books, magazines, the internet and the artist’s own images, Woods is preoccupied with the human body and its environment. She reinterprets the found imagery, cropping or repositioning the subjects so that they begin to teeter on the edge of legibility and figuration. Having initially trained as a sculptor, Woods’ understanding of sculptural forms underpin her pictorial work. The new works in this Online Viewing Room explore the themes of fragility, mortality and otherness; the delicate borders that exist between sickness and health, cruelty and humanity, and life and death.
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See tranquil home offices and libraries conjured by top designers like Axel Vervoordt, Markham Roberts, Gil Schafer, and Charlie Ferrer.
Source: upp.so-net.ne.jp via Susan on Pinterest I have been home with the flu for the past three days. I am starting to feel better now and am happily pinning away to my Pinterest boards, especially the board I have for miniature cottages. I am stashing away ideas for my dollhouse just as I do for my full size house. I am continually amazed at the creativity and talent of miniaturists. Just look at this sweet little kitchen nook! Source: avenidamignonne.blogspot.com via Susan on Pinterest And this adorable tea set! It's so sweet and so much like something Cath Kidston would produce. Source: linnanneito.blogspot.be via Susan on Pinterest I am so in love with this! Love the sack of Idaho potatoes too. Source: miniatyrmama.blogspot.com via Susan on Pinterest And this one too. Totally charming! Every detail is so perfect it is hard to believe that these are all miniatures. Source: kimsminiatures.blogspot.com via Susan on Pinterest Look at this sweet table and chairs and the cute tablescape too. Kim is so talented! Source: kimsminiatures.blogspot.com via Susan on Pinterest Is this not the cutest Hoosier cabinet ever??? Source: tomrobertsminiatures.com via Susan on Pinterest I feel so much better after looking at all these cute minis. Miniature cottage pinning is the perfect prescription for the flu! Happily Joining ~ Rednesday Wasn't that fun Bentley? We need to look for some pics of miniature dog houses too. Hugs, Susan and Bentley
The white Victorian house from the Julia Roberts movie "Sleeping with the Enemy" is on the market in South Carolina.
Australian-born photographer Ward Roberts has a fascination with architecture, finding intrigue in the colors and design. "Architecture has always
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Flora Roberts Wallpaper Peony Garden Enchanting new wallpapers, designed by artist Flora Roberts 'celebrating the seasons' “An enchanting Chinoiserie inspired design centred around the Peony Tree with hollyhocks, pears, apple blossom & Magnolia grandiflora. Two Birds are in quiet conversation, their white underbellies reflecting the luminous petals of the flowers.” Designed and printed in England. This wallpaper is printed to order with delivery times 2-3 weeks. This design is available colourways : Celadon, Limestone, Lichen, Sunshine & Blush Dimensions Wide Roll 10m x 100cm Pattern Repeat 69.6cm 1⁄2 d Material 147 gsm Non-woven wallcovering, digitally printed , Toll coated paper PVC Free FSC certified Samples and hanging info [email protected] Your sample will be a production section cutting. Please refer to photography for full design repeat. Extra Info Paste the wall application Delivery 2-3 weeks lead time Bespoke printed item *Unfortunately, it is not possible to refund made to order wallpaper and fabrics. More from Flora Roberts... I studied printed textiles at Glasgow School of Art and went on to do an MA in mixed media textiles at London's Royal College of Art. London is where I am now based. I began my career working on textile designs for the fashion industry. Then a mural for the fashion boutique Paul & Joe in London led to futher commissions in private houses and other commercial projects. I have also designed fabric & wallpaper for Lewis & Wood, Sandersons, Zoffany, Mulberry Home & GP & J Baker. In 2010, I was elected as a member of the Art Workers Guild, among whose founding members was William Morris. In Autumn 2020, I launched my first collection of wallpapers at Hamilton Weston Ltd. My decorative murals have been based mostly on the natural world. I sometimes manipulate trees and flowers to make a room appear bigger. If a more relaxed setting is required, I can use looser brushwork. "I would describe my style as treading a line between traditional and modern..I'm very inspired by historical houses and like to imagine how their atmospheric decorative schemes would work in a contemporary setting.' Her work, which ranges from delicate depictions of flora and fauna to bold abstract pattern, can take from five days to a month to execute.' Sometimes I'm given a colour palette to work from; otherwise, I base colours on furniture, lighting and flooring already in the room. It takes time to get this right. If the subject matter is more neat and graphic, it has to be planned carefully, but if it is more natural, the painting can evolve organically and often benefits from this approach." @flora.roberts
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Botanical artist Flora Roberts's paintings evoke British gardens past and present. Her subtle, nuanced work replicates well as digitally printed wallpaper.
MUSEUM QUALITY INKS AND PAPER: Printed on thick 192gsm heavyweight matte paper with archival giclee inks, this historic fine art will decorate your wall for years to come. VINTAGE MAP REPRODUCTION: Add style to any room's decor with this beautiful print. Whether your interior design is modern or classic, a map is never out of fashion. ATTENTION TO DETAIL: We edit every antique map for image quality, color and vibrance, so it can look its best while retaining historical character. Makes a great gift! FRAME READY: Your unframed poster will arrive crease-free, rolled in a sturdy mailing tube. Many maps fit easy-to-find standard size frames 16x20, 16x24, 18x24, 24x30, 24x36, saving on custom framing. Watermarks will not appear in the printed picture. Some blemishes, tears, or stamps may be removed from the final print.
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