Happy Spring!
Nest by Tamara blog's Design Picks
From the Made Section
at this year's AD Home Show, 2018
Nadia Yaron
“Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.”
Pelle's X-Large Bubble Chandelier
Butler Armsden Architects; Leverone Design Interiors
photo via Pelle
The same principles apply, and the designing, scheming, sourcing is important but the editing allows us to enjoy it to the fullest. All of this helps to create a beautiful, welcoming and comfortable home. That is the goal of interior design, isn't it? This photo above demonstrates this point, and please note the Pelle Lighting fixture highlighted in this gorgeous dining space. On that note, see these gorgeous hand-made items, and I hope you will tab these sources because they are a gem. These six below combine art, engineering, design and with a nod to the past but with a very forward thinking approach.
Happy Nesting
XO Tamara
2. Nico Yektai Cousin Series cast in concrete, the collection explores teh sculptural style at the heart of this artist's work. Balanced composition and all part of teh larger composition when grouped together these pieces of art and functional furniture can be utilized indoors or outdoors.
3. Nadia Yaron carved wooden sculpture are incredible and almost spiritual in their feel. Stacked as if communicating in a secret language, these stopped me in my tracks. A textile designer who found a chain saw is how she joked with me, she seems to have found her medium.
4. Allied Maker just one of the amazing lighting artists that seem to be popping up all over the world these days, Allied is homegrown right here in New York City. The lighting is nuanced, and brings something new and sculptural to the lighting table. I love it!
photo via Allied Maker
5. Pelle design studio brings lighting and art, and it's all inspired from an artistic and engineering point of view. The architectural integrity is their focal point, and their wares have a very hand made feel, and with great textures to boot
6. Matthew Fairbank workshop is another New York-based manufacturing studio. He is drawn to industrial design and works a lot with woodworking to create his pieces using the finest materials.
Matthew Fairbanks
