Street chic style with an added fish shimmer buckle. Soraya has the look down pat, captured by Stockholm Streetstyle and featured on Carolina’s Mode. We took the liberty to dress up her midriff with this ‘lil fishy buckle; handmade from Nadine Sage’s artwork.
This feminine little number is available. Papier Collé. Original, 10” x 10″ x 1 5/8″, on birch panel. Resined.*
Check out the other room it has appeared in {May 9th}.
Original image from {DESDE MY VENTANA} A spectacular blog that you must check out.
*Please note, I took the liberty to do a little photoshopping.
… With The Things You Love
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Author and interior stylist Sibella Court shares her tips for transforming your living spaces without undertaking extensive and expensive renovations. With thrift and imagination, she shows how to create an individual style without adopting a “look,” and encourages recycling, reusing, and mixing antique and junk-shop finds with your already-owned collectibles and ephemera. {via}
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This lighting has inspired me to take my studio into an industrial antique direction. I’m fond of vintage with a twist of modern.
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Which brings us to an overall look … what is industrial meets vintage chic anyway? Well, we’re not really sure, but we’re going to try to mix the above two looks into one. Keep checking in to see what directions we take when revamping the Sage Atelier art studio.
Please note: The images above come from Greige Design. A fabulous blog that we favor very highly. Tune into Christina Fluegge’s impeccable design site and see what we’re talking about.
