bright neon colors

February 28, 2012

Why not decorate my house like a fruit salad? I love lemons, tangelos, pomelos, tangerines, grapefruit, lime, and all citrus fruits for their bold and juicy color patterns. But, no fruit is more fashion-forward than THE BLOOD ORANGE.  The distinctive dark flesh color is due to the presence of anthocyanins, a family of pigments common to many flowers

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Categories: art, art history, artist, blood orange, bold, Bright, citrus, Color, color blocking, contrast, Fruit, interior design, modern, orange, pink, prints, rothko, stencil, store bought, wall

February 13, 2012

The alternate title I wanted was also “Mod, Mod, World”. Elle Italia, 1992 (Here.) (F*** Yeah 60′s Fashion!) The term “Mod” is actually short for “Modernist” which was the term avant garde Jazz musicians used to describe their new creations in the 1950′s. The style, as we know it, was originated in London via working

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Categories: 1960's, art, art history, Bright, calder, Color, Details, Fashion, interior design, london, marimekko, mix and match, mod, modernism, Mondrian, primary colors, red, sixties

January 26, 2012

Dress 1 (left): Fattori Flower & Fruit Print Dress Dress 2 (right) : ASOS Summer Dress in Fruit Print Slip-ons: Banana Print Slip-Ons by HVBAO Platforms: Jeffrey Campbell Fruitylicious (Fruit for your Feet!) Ring: Petit Plat Tart Ring If designers are able to make fruit wearable (rather than edible) why not bring fruit to places in your home other

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Categories: Details, Fruit, Seasonal