As a New York based business we love doing things to promote and support the local art scene. That’s why we started the MADE IN NYC art series. This time we’ll be featuring and selling the work of artist David J. Marchi. David is known for his “daring” acrylic abstract works that practically dance with… Read More Sitting With… David J. Marchi
Astrid’s back at it again, making predictions about what’s going to be hot in interior design. This time she’s not looking at furniture, but what you’ll be hanging on your walls. No room is complete without a piece of art, and Astrid’s figured out what the next big trend in artwork will be. Today we’ll… Read More Astrid Predicts: Neon Artwork
Every room could benefit from some art on the walls. But art can also be expensive to acquire. One way to get around this is to get your artwork from thrift stores and garage sales. It’s usually pretty easy to find cheap art there, but there’s a good chance the art you find won’t be… Read More What’s Old is New: How to Upcycle Art on A Budget
The American artist and designer Wendell Castle passed away at the age of 85 January 20th, after a battle with leukemia. Known as the father of the art furniture movement, Castle was an artist-in-residence at the Rochester Institute of Technology (where he had taught 1962-1969) up until his passing. Famous for his elaborate woodwork pieces,… Read More Craftsman and Artist: Remembering Wendell Castle
Bare walls can make for a boring room. Even the most minimalist interiors often have some occupied wall space. The right pieces of art can complement and complete a decor. But how do you know what the right piece of art is? Between local artists, galleries, antique shops, and the internet there’s a ton of… Read More The Big Picture: How to Choose the Perfect Artwork for Your Space
Watch out art world, Britt Ford is here to mix things up! She’s revolutionizing the industry of modern illustration and cartography with the thermographic embossing technique that she invented. Inspired by architecture but tired of two-dimensional maps and illustrations she struck out on her own and developed this hand embossed medium. Since she uses a… Read More Sitting With…Britt Ford