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ncrocksThe Mother-Daughter team of Nadine Hammoud and Cherine Altobaishi design jewelry that is inspired by their Lebanese heritage and their travels to exotic locales. Timeless in style and modern in expression, NC Rocks creations recall the abstract musings of artists like Al Held and Pablo Picasso, Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian. They honor the stylized ornamentation of art deco, the contoured fashions of the 30s and 50s, and the liberal, versatile vibe of the 70s.

My New Years resolution to post on a timely basis was foiled by technology…our internet connection evaporated on New Years day and did not return until today.

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Occasionally, while researching post material, I stumble across an artist that makes all of the dead ends worthwhile….Waylande Gregory.  “Waylande Gregory was one of the most renowned American sculptors of the 20th century; with pieces collected by the Met, the Whitney, and the Smithsonian. Inspired by the complexity of nature and abstract motifs, Waylande Gregory’s advanced techniques and patented methods of glazing and glass sculpting revolutionized fine ceramics and helped define the Art Deco era.”

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Let us finish the year with a classic collection from the ‘master’…Ralph Lauren. ” The Modern Art Deco Fine Jewelry Collection  is defined by bold geometric pieces made in 18-karat white and rose gold with diamonds, emeralds, green agate, and black onyx representing the sleek yet distinctive simplicity of the 1930s Art Deco era.”

May your 2012 be Happy and Healthy !!!

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tufenkianBarbara Barry is known for cool, clean, contemporary design. At times she draws from an earlier age…but it is always in keeping with her design ethos. The featured item is from a  carpet collection from Tufenkian Carpets. I love the simple repeated elements in this design…playful yet sophisticated.

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armaniWhy search for words when Veranda Magazine describes this bar by Giorgio Armani so well. “Reflecting the spirit of Armani’s haute couture, the Armani/Casa 2008/2009 collection interprets the Art Deco period in a contemporary way with textural variety, a geometric sensibility and an affinity for a restrained palette, creating a point of view that is both consistent and connected. Imitating the movement of one of his pleated garments, Armani applies a glossy, pleated surface to the geometrically styled doors of the black lacquered Bach bar, finishing it with lobster-colored fabric.”

Armani has created a new home decor collection. Love the clean lines and the Art Deco Influences.

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