Snake Mirror II is a mesmerizing sculptural mirror by French artist and glass alchemist Nathalie Ziegler, and part of her ongoing series of serpentine mirrors. Born in Paris in 1970 and entirely self-taught in the demanding art of glass sculpture, Ziegler has carved out a singular niche in contemporary design by fusing traditional craftsmanship with a highly personal, nature-driven mythology. Continue reading Eye On Design: Snake Mirror II By Nathalie Ziegler→
Created over a span of two years, Bathroom Sink (1994) is based on a tableau the artist meticulously arranged in her home bathroom. Catherine Murphy went to extraordinary lengths to leave the scene of cut locks of hair undisturbed, including building a second bathroom, so that this one could be exclusively dedicated to painting. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Catherine Murphy, Bathroom Sink→
Behold: the Jennifer Coolidge full-length mirror — where self-reflection meets Stifler’s Mom chic. Encircled by a constellation of Coolidge’s iconic expression, this masterpiece of design invites you to ask the real question: “Do I look fierce, or am I just vibing with White Lotus energy?” Spotted in a charity shop in Shoreditch, London, it would be the perfect dressing room accessory for anyone who wants to channel glamor, comedy, and chaotic fabulousness all at once. Shine on, you hot dog-loving diamond.
There are many reasons to look forward to Fall in NYC — cooler temps for one! What I’m most excited about though is the return of my favorite design event, Salon Art + Design: the immersive design experience that shows all the other art fairs how it’s done. As the leading collectible design and art fair (produced by Sanford L. Smith + Associates), Salon Art + Design, taking place annually at NYC’s Park Avenue Armory, has just announced its 13th edition,. This year’s fair will run from November 7th to 11th, 2024, so get ready for some great fun and inspiration. Continue reading Eye On Design: Salon Art + Design Announces its 13th Edition with New Exhibitors and More!→
This is not the first Pink Ladies Room that has caused me to squeal audibly upon entering, but it is the most recent to do so. You will find this little piece of Pink-Lovers Paradise at El Nico Restaurant, which boasts stunning rooftop views, upstairs at the Penny Hotel in Brooklyn. Worth a trip