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Good morning fellow art lovers! We all know Dali for his melting clocks, but this painting of flowers is so beautiful, we must not forget his other work!

Credits: Salvador Dalí
Flowers, 1948

Design inspiration is everywhere you look, if you are paying attention! Here are a few things I found that grabbed my interest while walking around over the past few days in Spain. Which ones speak to you?

Lightning never needs to be boring! Choosing to use antique pieces or using items like these ChemX coffee urns and making your own, gives whimsy to the lighting design options for your space.

Design Inspiration for the Day: Art Deco. Anything ranging from a period circa 1920ish to 1945. These are some great examples of decorative pieces from that period. There is a great museum in that focuses on just and - a great place to visit if you ever get the opportunity. What is your today?

For those of you living in or around Chicago, or planning a visit - a great exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago that is absolutely worth seeing! Read the article for more information!

Chicago exhibition includes Frank Lloyd Wright building fragments Fragments of buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright have been displayed at a new exhibit in Chicago by Norman Kelley

A project I’ve been working on for one of my favorite clients. She and I have worked on multiple houses and projects over the years. This guest bedroom and en suite bathroom is almost complete. Just a few more pieces of artwork and a couple of accessories to go. I’ll publish final pictures when it’s all done but it’s just so darn relaxing feeling I wanted to share it at 90%!

Wallpaper is back and in a BIG WAY! I love this bathroom with this bold Chinese inspired print. What are your thoughts on the reemergence of wallpaper?

Traditionally depicting a tale of two ill-fated lovers from warring houses, this classic chinoiserie pattern has turned tragedy into triumph in the 300 years since its English introduction. Our adaptation, Willow Lake, carries on the rich tradition of Blue Willow China. .
Designer: CBi Studio

OMG! I think I’m in love! This home in São Paulo, Brazil is not only gorgeous, design forward, but sustainable! Read through the article to see more great photos and what the architect did to make this such a great home!

Denis Joelsons juxtaposes linear house with circular gardens in São Paulo Brazilian architect Denis Joelsons has completed a rectangular house in São Paulo, Brazil that is set into a slope composed of round garden terraces.

I haven’t been to Asia yet on my travels, but this hotel in Tokyo may have moved up that trip in my mind! The lush plants! Ooo lala! Give me your favorite travel spots for amazing architecture and design?

I am completely smitten with this kitchen; the color of the cabinets, the floor, the lighting, the work table in the middle! What are your thoughts?