J. Morgan Puett is a conceptual installation artist, but her work inspires more than concepts. Several Manhattan stores were inspired enough by her work to have her design interiors for them (see image 2), and we see elements in her work that can be incorporated into the home. Take a look:
See more at her website. And read about how her work inspired Maxwell with a project in his own home right here.
Images: jmorganpuett.com
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Wow, these are gorgeous!
These make me feel very, very uncomfortable.
Who did the rabbit painting?
I think it's great for store inspiration like the 2nd picture, but the home design I don't find very liveable. It is fascinating, though!
Love the blanket in the first picture! Has anyone seen one like it in a store or online?
Scary in an Alice in Wonderland sort of way, overly rustic and ALL breathtaking!
I feel like I'm looking at an interior in one of my dreams. Especially the one of the bed in the library....
Oh, the dark palaces of the artist's mind.... Surreal.
Like the folk art feel of this artist.
Paul
Love this, and that rabbit painting is my kind of thing. I agree Mirandajane, it is very dreamlike.
I chanced to wander into the Wooster St. store when I was lost from my companions in NY and it was so dreamlike and surreal I have wondered where it was and what it was and have never forgotten it. Very excited to know about this.
I need that rabbit painting. What's the info on it?
Her clothing line was also beautiful (don't know if she is still making these).