The walls upon which the respective fireplaces are mounted are lined with boiserie вЂ“ one side is made from palm wood and the other of oak. On both sides, light fixtures are mounted on the wall, some vintage, and others designed by the studio for FontanaArte. To the left, the studio has based the room around a grey fireplace, made with Ceppo di GrГЁ stone, while the other featured in the room on the right is made from fluorescent ceramic. Both feature a fireplace and furniture set up but have differing design identities. Upon entering the gallery, visitors see a room divided subtly into two halves. The studio has also paired vintage furniture pieces alongside the new collections вЂ“ in a bid to create an aesthetic that is inspired by ScarpaвЂ™s work. Hope this gives you some ideas for finding and using fashion inspiration.Across the installation is coffee tables, fireplaces and wood panelling designed by Studio Luca Guadagnino and produced by Spazio RT, carpets produced by La Manufacture Cogolin, glass sconces by FontanaArte, and ceramics by Italian American artist Francesco Simeti. I whipped up a quick page using a dark green, dark blue, taupe, dark orange, and plum inspired by the colors listed. I found this page in a recent J.Crew catalog and the colors that they listed for the coat caught my eye. it would be perfect for some winter photos. I loved this green, tan, dark grey, and light blue combo. One of my favorite places to shop is J.Crew and they always inspire me with the color combinations they come up with. I also found this cute top on the Banana Republic site (don't you love how easily they're all linked at the top of the GAP/ON/Banana websites?!!) and thought it would be a fun idea for layered punched circles. Maybe frames made from the polaroid stamp in the On the Easel kit! I could see a cool design for a page using this as inspiration. I also really liked the homepage for GAP. I never would have thought to put grey in with orange + brown but it looks fabulous. I love the GAP website because their lines often have bright colors and fun combinations. I wanted to share some fashion inspiration today from a couple of my favorite sources. Hi everyone, it's Kelly Purkey here! When Kelly Noel + I were brainstorming up themes for our blog week, I knew we'd be perfect for a fashion inspiration week since we're both girls that love to shop. It turned out to be so easy and not only did I have a misted background for my page, but I could also use the lace paper as a mask again and still use the lace paper on my layout (cut up if I dared!) So even a 'fraidy cat mist-er can easily do a little masking + misting. After giving it a good spritz I let it dry for a couple minutes and then viola! I have a completely masked background. I want to try more tone on tone misting in the future - it's such a fun look. I love a good tone on tone page, so I picked out the Applejack Mister Huey. She also advised to make sure to lightly adhere down the edges and the center so it doesn't slip around. She told me to line a big box with newspaper and to set my cardstock down inside. A lightbulb went off in my head to use it as a mask so that it could stay intact.ДЇirst I gchatted Lisa and asked her oh, eighty questions.

My misting adventure started when I couldn't cut up the American Crafts lace paper from On the Easel because it was too pretty. And he was all pretty and the other girls talked him up like he was the hottest stud. Like pulling letter stickers up once I've laid them down or re-punching a shape. See, I like things that I can easily undo.

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