Wayne Pate + Studio Four NYC I love everything artist Wayne Pate does and his new collection for Studio Four NYC isn’t an exception. If you are looking to spice up your home,  his artsy textiles and wallpapers will do the job.

Vence Pillow - Wayne Pate + Studio Four NYC
Vence Pillow
Casablanca wallpaper - Wayne Pate + Studio Four NYC
Casablanca wallpaper
Trees of Derain wallpaper
Vence &  Marrakech printed linens

 

Cecilie Bahnsen Great Volumes, delicate details and feminine shapes – meet my latest fashion obsession.

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India Amory’s new arrivals founded by Julia Amory, this block-printed textile brand has become a must for any table-setting lover. Their new collection makes me long for warm evenings dining al fresco.

Les Elephants placemat and napkin set - India Amory
Les Elephants placemat and napkin set
Printemps Placemat and Napkin Set - India Amory
Printemps Placemat and Napkin set
Hollyhock placemat and napkin set - India Amory
Hollyhock Placemat and Napkin set
Woodland placemat and napkin set - India Amory
Woodland Placemat and Napkin set

 

The Swedish Rug Blog Anne Whidden, an architectural designer and independent design historian, is behind this fabulous blog.  She writes about mid-century Swedish weavings designed during the period of 1935-75. She also looks back in time to give background to her mid-century focus, or to look at weavers whose design careers began earlier but who were still active during this period. A very interesting read for anyone interested in Swedish design.

Detail of a flat weave rug (rölakan) by Kerstin Butler, 1966
Detail of a flat weave rug (rölakan) by Kerstin Butler, 1966
ngrid Skerfe-Nilsson, sketch, pattern for pile rug, “Glädjens blomster,” (“Joyful flowers”), in yellows and blues, size noted as 120 x 190 cm, in a Upplandsmuseet collection of 34 of her sketches, digitaltmuseum.se, numbered UM41241. Noted as being from either 1942, 1947 or 1949-51.
Ingrid Skerfe-Nilsson, sketch, pattern for pile rug, “Glädjens blomster,” (“Joyful flowers”), in yellows and blues, Upplandsmuseet collection of 34 of her sketches, digitaltmuseum.se, numbered UM41241. Noted as being from either 1942, 1947 or 1949-51.
Ingrid Skerfe, Pile Rug, “Glädjens blomster,” (“Joyful flowers”) in lavenders and browns
Ingrid Skerfe, Pile Rug, “Glädjens blomster,” (“Joyful flowers”) in lavenders and browns
Gloria González

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