Scenes from the screen (art edition)
Tina Ehrlich • August 20, 2024
Landscapes have the power to create an emotional connection between a time and place and a sense of nostalgia for the open space before you.
Our latest show, Sense of Place
, features four artists that span all terrain. While taking in the views this week, we can’t help but feel a sense of familiarity with some of these scenes and we thought it’d be fun to share. Inspired by scenery we’ve seen on a screen—paired landscapes art edition. Maybe you feel it too (or are a big fan of one of these flicks)?
Anee Shah + Pride & Prejudice
Warm and dreamy
Aly Ytterberg + Seabiscuit
Nostalgic and isolated
Karin Olah + Netflix's Outer Banks
Lush and coastal
James Navarro + Forrest Gump
Expansive and inspirational
View the full show, Sense of Place, and take in the gorgeous views. Each artist, across the country, sees the world differently and it's a fun invitation to experience life through their lens.
Step into a butler’s pantry inspired by Michele Aschenbrenner’s button florals. Here whimsical pattern meets thoughtful design in the heart of the home, creating a space that celebrates beauty, function, and gathering around the table.
Pattern Play is our new show inspired by our wallpaper collaboration with Chasing Paper . We invited seven of our artists to take the wallpapers as an inspiration to their artistic flair, and here are the results...
Meet Bekah Worley, an illustration artist based in Minnesota. A self-taught artist with a focus on color and big, folk-inspired forms typically using acrylic on found frames or objects and wood panel.