Showing posts with label bright colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bright colors. Show all posts

JENNY PRINN

Jenny Prinn artwork and Kelly Wearstler stacked table lamps in entryway

Spotted this artwork in a home feature on Elle Decor and had to know more about the artist. Turns out, it is by Jenny Prinn.

AND, I AM NOW IN LOVE WITH ALL OF HER WORK.

Also dying over the lamps - those are from Kelly Wearstler (the Phoebe Stacked Table Lamp).

But, most importantly, here are some of my favorites from Jenny Prinn...

Kelly Prinn art titled Sun On the River and Sun On the Hill

"Sun On the River and Sun On the Hill"

Kelly Prinn art titled Yellow Interrupted

"Yellow Interrupted"

Kelly Prinn art titled Without a Net

"Without A Net"

Kelly Prinn art titled Late Night Storm Glow 2

"Late Night Storm Glow 2"

Kelly Prinn art titled Little Footsteps 1

"Little Footsteps 1"

Kelly Prinn art titled Smoke Stacks No 3

"Smoke Stacks No. 3"

Kelly Prinn art titled Summerscapes

"Summerscapes"

Kelly Prinn art titled New Shoes

"New Shoes"

Kelly Prinn art titled Fishbowl 3

"Fishbowl 3"

Kelly Prinn art titled Cupcake 4

"Cupcake 4"

Kelly Prinn art titled Solitude No 16

"Solitude No. 16"

Kelly Prinn art titled Solitude No 20

"Solitude No. 20"

Kelly Prinn art titled Solitude No 21

"Solitude No. 21"

Kelly Prinn art titled Solitude No 23

"Solitude No. 23"

Top image via Elle Decor. All others via Jenny Prinn.

TROPICAL GEOMETRIC CONCRETE HOUSE

THIS AMAZING HOUSE IN BALI BLENDS CONCRETE, EXPANSIVE WINDOWS, AND LUSH TROPICAL PLANTS TO MESH THE INSIDE WITH THE OUTSIDE.

  It has a mid-century feel, which is no surprise since it was inspired by the Kappe residence, designed in lived in by modernist architect Ray Kappe. 







Stated in an article written by Dezeen, the home "comprises a music studio, two bathrooms, and one outdoor shower, alongside three bedrooms that are connected by a bridge over the living room."











"Characterized by exposed concrete teamed with wooden detailing, the interior of the house is intended to act as a blank canvas for a mix of texture, colorful objects, and furniture that fill the space - informed by the work of Clyfford Still, Ellsworth Kelly, and also the Bauhaus movement."







Photography by Tommaso Riva via Dezeen