Editor’s Miscellany: Democratic Design Dozen
July 5, 2012
By Kyle Hoepner
In honor of yesterday’s holiday in the U.S.: red, white and blue filtered through the international realms of art, design and style.
Luis Barragán: Casa Gilardi (1975–77). Photo from not-for-them.blogspot.com
An Iznik pottery tile panel, circa 1580, from Turkey. Photo from forgelynch.com
Brand marks by the graphic design firm Chermayeff & Geismar: Halaby Intl., U.S. Bicentennial, Owens-Illinois. Image from puntoyrayafestival.com
Ai Weiwei: Remembering (2009); installation at Munich’s Haus der Kunst consisting of thousands of childrens’ backpacks. Photo from hydramag.com
Foyer by Miles Redd. Photo by Miguel Flores-Vianna, from the December 2009 issue of Elle Decor
Yohji Yamamoto: Y-3 Kazuhiri “Great Britain†sneaker for Adidas. Photo from sneakerfiles.com
Yongzheng era porcelain dish with design of clouds and dragons, in the collection of the Shanghai Museum. Photo from Wikimedia Commons.
Andy Warhol: Flowers. Photo from arcadja.com
William Morris: Colored initials. Photo courtesy of the University of Florida Rare Book Collection
Persian Gabbeh tribal rug. Photo from blog.thefoundary.com
Venetian glass chandelier. Photo from agedandgilded.typepad.com
And finally, in traditional New England style, this Cape Cod family room by architect Tom Catalano and interior designer Susanne Csongor. Photo by Gordon Beall; see the whole house in the Summer 2012 issue of New England Home’s Cape & Islands.
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