Inspired by nature, from Korea and a new player in town. These 60's inspired pieces are getting us in the mood for a cocktail party. All the details after the cut plus some ideas for how to finish out the look...
A native of Korea, Eve Yun has an eye for updated retro and we love the way she's using rattan with satin and liana, a climbing wood, and colored in rich earth tones. The line is currently on view at the LA Mart which requires you be a licensed designer to gain entry. But if you're interested in a piece you can contact jennifer@alinemedia.com for all the details.
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You may like these rattan pieces: http://www.futedesign.com/site/collection_detail.php?id=18&pid=140
Those pieces by Eve Yun Designs are gorgeous. Very sculptural and organic with exotic, interesting-looking textures. Very cosy-looking spaces... makes me think of a bird's nest.
Not to be a Debbie Downer or anything, but these designs have been in production for quite a few years in various parts of Asia (specifically in Thailand, Indonesia, and Phillipines), so either she actually designed these items and her design got copied at source of manufacture, or she sourced these from suppliers and just 'branded' it. Either way they're quite impressive.