Vacuum formed polystyrene; 2005or something like these previously posted pieces by Daniel Arsham:
I like the idea of peaking up my wall's skirt.Aaaahhhhh...I just stumbled upon B&N Industries modern wall paneling that might be just perfect:
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Monday, March 16, 2009
instead of wall paper
One of my first plans when I purchase my own home is to create a textural wall. I really love the spacial and architectural feel of this piece by Jim Isermann:
Vacuum formed polystyrene; 2005
or something like these previously posted pieces by Daniel Arsham:
I like the idea of peaking up my wall's skirt.
Aaaahhhhh...I just stumbled upon B&N Industries modern wall paneling that might be just perfect:
Vacuum formed polystyrene; 2005or something like these previously posted pieces by Daniel Arsham:
I like the idea of peaking up my wall's skirt.Aaaahhhhh...I just stumbled upon B&N Industries modern wall paneling that might be just perfect:
6 comments:
Wow, Daniel Arsham's work is beautiful, subtle and spectacular. Found myself a bit further down too, thank you for introducing my work here!
That would be sooooo amazing! I love it!
Want. to. touch.
yes, yes, yes!!!
i went to school with danny! so cool.
the wall of curtain is almost like that droog tile project.
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