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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

The Many Shades of White

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We immediately thought of Robert Ryman when we passed this painted wall on 11th Avenue over the weekend. The gatoring and depth is reminisc...
Monday, March 22, 2010

Texture. Color. And the Power of Two.

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We bumped into Gerald Forster's work today at work (of all places!). His first solo show in 2006 titled the LightYears Project "e...
Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Up

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A recent business trip had us observing design from New York to Austin. While the differences in these two cities is obvious, we found a com...
Monday, March 15, 2010

The British Eames'

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The title, of course, is tongue n' cheek! Lucienne and Robin Day are two of our favorite designers of all time; Lucienne's textile d...
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Sunday, March 14, 2010

William Scott and Doris Lee

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We've always loved the paintings of William Scott and Doris Lee . For some reason, the other day, we had downloaded some images of each ...
Thursday, March 11, 2010

Flickr Flicker

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Sometimes one finds a flicker of wonderful in the least expected places, at the least expected times. Xenia Elizabeth's Flickr pages are...
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We hunt for precious finds. Objects that represent timeless beauty and tell stories of time and place, taste and utility, integrity and influence. We're passionate about expanding our visual vocabulary and gather indigenous palettes, textures and forms that provide us with inspiration and application for our everyday lives. We will tell you narratives through the images we capture along the way—stories about process, composition, adjacencies, and the emotional energy created by brilliant design.
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