It's no secret that we here at Apartment Therapy are big fans of SF-based artist Rex Ray. His colorful, biomorphic work is captivating and, we've always found, inspiring. It seems we're not the only ones who glean inspiration from his work, as this apartment attests to.
Interior designer Amy Lau used her client's Ray work as a jumping off point for styling their home, and what an amazing job she did. Decorative touches throughout the house mimic Ray's style, from the colorful stretched vases to the Ray-designed rug.
• Check out more pictures and an interview with Lau on the project at Decorati.
(Re-edited from a post originally published 9.05.08 - JL)
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I love her work, and the chandelier in the 2nd photo is just amazing! Does anyone know who it is made by and where it might be purchased?
It would help to read the article 1st. It is described as a 1960's Mazzega chandelier.
Honestly,
This is the first interior design concept that I've seen that gets everything, albeit under strict control, perfect. I could move in tomorrow!
Love Amy's work! I want more! More! More!
love the artwork in the top photo...
"The James Lecce artwork that hangs above is formed with poured resin, and, says Lau “evokes the look and feeling of glass in its pre-formed state.â€
love those chairs...
wow
Love everything I see here.
I like bits and pieces but the overall will look so dated in just a coupe of years, reminds me a bit of the 80's but hey they 80's are in fashion I guess.
it is rare for me, but i am fairly blown away by that home. absolutely impeccable; so many stunning vintage pieces but styled in such a fresh and modern take. truly an original and beautiful home. i would feel blessed coming home to that every day.