PROJECTS

THE

ARTIST’S 

EYE

ART/ARTEFACT x IRENE OWENS

WITH BESPOKE DISPLAY CASES BY PARVUM OPUS

PAST

ANDREA FERRERO

ARCHITECTURAL DIGESTION

LARS LY

THE BEYOND LANDSCAPE

ROSALIND TALLMADGE

BETWEEN HARMONY AND INVENTION

GABRIELLE TESCHNER

MYTHS

Audra

Audra Kiewiet de Jonge guides her interior design practice with an art-first approach built upon years in the art world and formal training as a painter. Her work carries the hallmark of an eye attuned to the exceptional and unexpected with an approachability that feels fresh and unencumbered.

At the root of Audra’s work is the concept of value, and creating lived environments for the pieces that hold value in our life — whether a child’s finger painting or one by Cy Twombly. Previously Audra has held positions with Galería OMR in Mexico City, with Kate Brodsky of KRB in New York, and Maja Smith of Found by Maja in San Francisco.

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It was such a joyful collaboration to create these special jewelry display cases for The Artist’s Eye with Erika Stefanutti of @parvumopus. Erika has such an artist’s eye herself, and a keen understanding and love of detail. The realizat
Such a thrill to be a part of the “see-and-be-seen scene“ in the Guest Star Gift Guide of VERANDA Magazine’s current issue all about parties and how to have memorable, meaningful celebrations! Thank you to @rachaelb_rummel for incl
The eyes of Françoise Gilot, looking out at the world with the wearer. “I am the eye that is looking at a spectacle. I am not talking about the eye [itself], I am thinking about what it is I’m seeing.” Gilot - the gaze that
Feeling so incredibly grateful for this special person who has been by my side for half of my life. Patiently, steadily believing in my vision, giving my mistakes grace, and championing my work even when I don’t believe in myself. It is so imp
I love a house museum. Portugal is a house-museum lover’s paradise, but heaven might be found at Monserrate—a masterpiece of romanticism and retreat for writers that attracted an international list of creatives from the 19th to the mid-20
The Summer Palace—abridged version. So many spectacular, soft color, pattern, and material combinations inspired by nature with stunning formal parterre and forested gardens.
Textile art is so much more than a medium. I love the way it activates the meandering intentions of meditation, repetition, pattern and intricate textures, revealing in each interplay of warp and weft a sort of divine plan of interconnectedness. Thi