Interesting, chic – and unique!
Don’t be afraid to try something new in your home spaces.
It’s surprising how different styles, objects, art and furnishings can come together to form a beautiful and harmonious union.
Today- an eclectic mix of art and interiors to inspire you.
Lush Lilac: Relaxed, rustic textures (a natural-fiber rug, distressed wood), gorgeous gilding (an antique mirror), and classic patterns (ticking-stripe wallpaper), a purple patterned chair becomes an integral part of a stylish whole.
Photography: Laura Gordon
Fred Tomaselli (American, b. 1956), Joshua Tree Wilderness, 1994.
Acrylic, aspirin, colored pencil and resin on wood panel, 24 x 24 in.
White vases designed by Constance Spry
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Claude Michel (called Clodion, French, 1738–1814), Satyr and Nymph, 1780, Terracotta
Blush pink-painted iron chairs with a classic trestle table, all grounded by global-inspired outdoor rugs.
Kees van Dongen (Dutch, 1877-1968), Femme en buste les mains jointes, la Parisienne [Bust of a woman with clasped hands – the Parisienne].
Oil on canvas, 55 x 46 cm.
The Roman apartment of Peter Benson Miller’s, an art historian and curator.
An upholstered sofa in linen block-printed with pomegranates and vines.
Over the doorways, a pair of mosque shields found in the Anatolia region of Turkey.
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Interior designer Michelle Smith’s Union Square apartment, NYC
– antique settee at the foot of the bed
Atableful of objects—a French plaster cast of the foot of the Apollo Belvedere, Neapolitan pinecones made of terracotta, and a papier-mâché alligator wearing an emerald necklace.
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Conrad Felixmüller (German, 1897-1977), Portrait of the painter Alois Erbach, 1920.
Oil on canvas, 78 x 75 cm.
A 1990s lithograph by American artist Robert Longo leans behind another assemblage of white vessels.
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“When you put art on the wall and it becomes definitive, you stop looking at it.
I like things to move around and let them yell at me.”
— Peter Benson Miller
Gerhard Richter (German, b. 1932), Abstraktes Bild (682-4), 1988.
Oil on canvas, 72.5 x 62.2 cm.
A Venetian bed in the library is perfect for guests in a pinch. Over the bed is a work by Daniela Edburg, which goes beautifully with the embroidered poppies on the pillows.
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“I like to find that intersection between punk and good taste.”
— Peter Benson Miller
The Roman apartment of Peter Benson Miller’s, an art historian and curator.
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Photography: Laura Gordon
Interior designer Michelle Smith’s Union Square apartment, NYC
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