DESIGNER FAVORITES
ISSUE #5 · OCTOBER 2024
Explore the beautiful intersection of art and design with some of our favorite interior designers. We’ve asked them to showcase one of their projects and choose a current piece they're loving from our collection.
Each selection reflects their unique style and creative vision, giving you a peek into what’s inspiring the pros. Whether it’s a bold showstopper or a soft, subtle accent, these artworks are ready to bring fresh energy to any space.
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Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
Art in Interior: Gavin Benjamin
moved by A MESSAGE FROM HOME NO. 4 BY JOSEPH ADOLPHE
I love Joseph Adolphe’s A Message From Home No. 4, whose dynamic composition and bold use of color evoke a sense of movement and emotion. The intricate detailing and texture would draw anyone in, inviting them to explore its layers, experience its depth, and contemplate its subject.
VEIDA HORN
VEIDA SADRI DESIGN
BALTIMORE, MD
veidasadri.com veidasadridesign
Photography: Jessica Leigh Photography
Art in Interior: Matt Neuman
making a statement with ALPHA BY ROSE MASTERPOL
I LOVE a statement. Alpha makes a statement. The colors. The scale. Every single this about this piece speaks to me. You put this up in a room and I promise you it will spark a conversation.
catherine_ebert
catherineebertinteriors.com
Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
Art in Interior: Wendy Westlake
These dynamic shapes are just so amazing on any wall but especially fabulous on stairs and oversize walls! They activate a wall in a way that no rectangular framed canvas possibly can.
I like to vary my artwork mediums throughout a project so this is also a great pairing with a more classic format.
amazed by COMPATIBILITY BLUE BY LORI COZEN-GELLER
jeffersonstdesigns
jeffersonstreetdesigns.com
talking about VESTEBRO, COPENHAGEN BY XAN PADRON
I just love Xan Padron’s work and storytelling! The way he portrays the inhabitants of each city in his Time Lapse Series is so unique. The myriad of cities that he has photographed provides an amazing opportunity for clients to connect to his art. Talk about a conversation starter in the heart of any room. I particularly love Vestebro, Copenhagen. The composition’s architectural details with the yellow building and dark windows creates a bold and graphic backdrop to showcase the people of the city going on with their daily lives.
JODI BERGER
jla_designs
Photography: Robert Radifera (interior), Alison Sheehy (headshot)
Art in Interior: Maura Segal
I find Craig Alan's work to be unique, captivating and filled with energy. I love the play on scale and consistent view of his works. His art spreads positive energy and is one of our favorites!
captivated by POPULUS: AROUND THE CORNER BY CRAIG ALAN
DARA BEITLER
Photography: Angela Newton Roy
Photo Styling: Limonata Creative
Art in Interior: Beatriz Simon
4 O’Clock by Beatriz Simon speaks to my inner vibe. The movement of linear aspects mixed with the abstract marks and shapes add interest and complexity. The pops of color excite me, layered on an otherwise neutral base, along with touches of negative space, really brings clarity and peace to mind.
vibing with 4 O’CLOCK BY BEATRIZ SIMON
ELANA MENDELSON
Photography: Nova Soul Imagery
Art in Interior: Christopher Peter
intrigued by ALWAYS MOVING FORWARD BY NATHALIE BOISSONNAULT
From the first time I entered the gallery I was intrigued by, and attracted to, Boissonnault’s interesting work due to my affinity for animals and mixed media art. And her work so perfectly blends both. I love how she marries intricately folded collaged maps and texts with acrylic painting and urban street art. In this piece, specifically, the bear’s gentle posture and the floating blue balloon add whimsical elements, while the smaller origami rabbit leads the way, hinting at themes of guidance and companionship.
ELIZABETH LAWSON
ELIZABETH LAWSON DESIGN
BALTIMORE, MD
elizabethlawsondesign
elizabethlawsondesign.com
Photography: Jennifer Hughes
Art in Interior: Wendy Westlake
I love Eric Abrecht’s serene use of color in Reserved Horizon XXI. This piece could easily complement a neutral space or a space drenched with color.
loving RESERVED HORIZON BY ERIC ABRECHT
STEPHANIE BRADSHAW
BALTIMORE,
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stephanie-bradshaw.com
Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
Art in Interior: Maura Segal
in awe of TANGLED BY ARIEL VARGASSAL
I’ve commissioned Ariel Vargassal’s work several times over the years and I always keep coming back to him for a breath of fresh air. Not only am I in awe of the precision and detail in his pieces, but the clever titling and artful way in which he portrays some of the most unexpected, and yet thought provoking relationships.
RACHEL SCHWARTZ
RACHEL SCHWARTZ DESIGN
PHILADELPHIA, PA
rachelschwartzdesign
rachelschwartzdesign.com
Photography: Reid Rolls Photography
Art in Interior: Raphaelle Seguin
feeling the energy of FRACTAL
BY BEN SCHWAB
I love this vibrant painting. Ben Schwab captures the joyful and vibrant energy of urban life without getting too caught up in the specific details. You can feel the chaos but also the colorful warmth and excitement of the bustle.
sanabriaandco
sanabriaandco.com
Photography: Jenn Verrier
Art in Interior: Charlie Bluett
I’m captivated by the scale of Simon’s work. Her large pieces create such a meaningful impact in a space. Her paintings, with their beautiful layers and expressiveness, are instantly recognizable. Every time I see one of her pieces installed, it brings a smile to my face!
smiling about BIRD WHISPER & PINK BY BEATRIZ SIMON
ANNIE KIRKPATRICK
ANNIE KIRKPATRICK
INTERIOR DESIGN
PHILADELPHIA, PA
anniekirkpatrickinteriordesign
anniekirkpatrick.com
Photography: Celine Kelly
Art in Interior: Shivani Dugar
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ANNIVERSARY
NO. 42 BY JOSEPH ADOLPHE
I chose this luminous larger scale piece because it is stunning and impactful. With energetic brush strokes the artist elevates the ordinary to the exalted with objects such as a white linen napkin and drinking glass. The end result is whimsical, elegant and perhaps spiritual. This painting adds drama and interest to spaces such as a living room, dining room or moody bar area.
homemethods
homemethods.com
The expression on the orangutan’s face just felt like he was connecting with me!
I have dogs, and I feel like any direct eye contact from an animal is such a big deal, so I appreciate that aspect of the photograph. She also looks like she’s looking at you like you just did something maybe a little crazy or something that you shouldn’t have and she’s like “What are we going to do with you?” It makes me laugh but also makes me feel super affectionate for an orangutan, which isn’t something I usually am!
connecting with ORANGUTAN NO. 1 BY RANDAL FORD
