Elysian

This artwork by Karen Dupre is a testament to modern elegance, offering a serene escape into its captivating imagery. The Elysian print, beautifully finished, adds a touch of sophistication to any wall. Its made-to-order nature ensures that each piece is uniquely yours, and it arrives with wall-mounting hardware included for effortless installation. Whether gracing your living room or study, this piece promises to elevate your space with its tranquil charm.

A stunning updated look on a timeless design. An Ancient European scrolled motif is highlighted on the trim of this stunning ceiling fixture which features a Statuario Idalight shade. The fixture is enhanced with sturdy detailed hardware and a final feature. The Arabesque fixture is ideal for hallways, living spaces, and other rooms in both residential and commercial environments. This elegant fixture is handcrafted by highly skilled artisans in our 180,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Yorkville, New York.

A distinctive lighting design. Donya reveals an exquisite rotund profile with an appealing design that combines Hand-Forged Iron Scrollwork with a Tawnyrock Idalight diffuser. This fixture reflects a blend of old-world craftsmanship and 21st-century technology. The ceiling fixture is handcrafted by talented artisans in our 180,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Yorkville, New York. The shade color, metal finishes, and fixture sizes can be customized to your needs.

The Amber Glaze Print by James McAllen is a stunning piece of wall art that captures the essence of contemporary design. This made-to-order artwork is designed to bring a touch of elegance to any room, featuring a captivating blend of colors and textures. It arrives ready to hang with wall-mounting hardware included, making it a hassle-free addition to your decor.

From Manhattan to LA and everywhere in between, this fixture evokes an eclectic design flair that will enhance any dining area, conference room, lobby, or restaurant. An appealing Statuario Idalight bowl diffuses soft ambient light while the frame and suspension rods with rope-like accents are featured in a Coffee Bean finish. Handcrafted by highly skilled artisans in our manufacturing facility in Yorkville, NY. Custom colors, styles, and sizes are available. Energy-efficient lamping options such as LED are available. The 30-inch wide fixture is UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations.

My client and I both love this lighting fixture perfect for the location and its solved the problem of an uncentered table down below.. Anonymous. Deltona, FL. Mon Sep 24 2018

Carson is actually a pseudonym selected by an artist wishing to acknowledge her paintings in this uniquely expressionist style. “Whether I’m capturing an autumn stroll through the park, a sunlit afternoon in an English country garden, or a group of couples enjoying a ballroom dance in the 1920s, my work always tells a charming story.” The artist is practiced in a variety of media in the traditional fine arts, including oils, acrylics, and watercolors. Each generous brushstroke forms character and mystery, creating a welcome invitation to join in the merriment of such holidays. The drama of each piece suggests a dauntless yet subtle hand behind the curtain, much like the demeanor of the artist both confident and refined. Sadly, the artist known as Carson died in 2008.

Chelsea Art Studio presents the Base To Crest Print by Beverly Fuller, a masterwork of abstract graphic art capturing the expansive spirit of the American landscape. Informed by the artist's creative journey, this landscape-oriented composition features evocative shapes in warm brown tones. Hand-crafted in Southern California, the piece is rendered as a wrapped canvas, offering a clean silhouette for the refined interior. As a made-to-order creation, it reflects the trend-setting innovation for which the studio is renowned. Arriving ready for installation with included mounting hardware, this work invites a sense of sophisticated depth into your curated living space.

The Antique Caucasian - Shirvan Caucasian 1880s Rug is an exceptional example of late 19th-century craftsmanship from the eastern Caucasus region. This hand-knotted wool runner features a sophisticated geometric pattern with repeating octagonal medallions set against a deep, dark ground. Its rich palette includes madder reds, deep indigo, and flashes of ivory and ochre, all achieved through high-quality natural dyes. The dense allover design is framed by a striking ivory border with stylized floral elements, providing a beautiful contrast. With a 0.5-inch pile height, this durable mountain weaving is perfectly suited for use as a hallway runner, anchoring long corridors with historical elegance and tribal precision. This highly collectible piece represents a significant part of textile history, offering an authentic and well-preserved addition to any modern interior.

Kraten was born in 1974 in San Francisco and moved to Huntington Beach in Southern California at a young age. Here he was exposed to the street culture of skateboarding and graffiti, the cultural influences which can be seen as inspiration in his art. Aaron Kraten began painting on, as he put it, “some trash at work;” his work was discovered by his boss and coworkers, and from this point, his artistic career carried him to the forefront of the modern Southern California art scene. “I feel my work is abstract and structured. The layers are important to me. The art is about life and I bring the viewer into that life by my imagery.” Aaron is a self-taught artist, using inspiration from his experiences to create works that create a dialogue of modernity with the viewer. His work is expressionistic, modern, stratified, depicting his journey of artistic creation, one layer at a time.