I first met the ever inspiring Justina Blakeney when we worked together on a CB2 project last year. I was immediately smitten by this vibrant, lovely lady whose passion for design, color, creativity and wild zest for life is palpable the second you meet her – her energy is magnetic! From her blog, The Jungalow, to her latest book, The New Bohemians, which just hit the shelves last week… Justina’s free bird bohemian aesthetic is represented in everything she so beautifully creates.
AFRICAN STOOLS – This pair of African stools were delicately carved from a single tree trunk by East African tribes for chiefs. These authentic stools were auctioned & sold.
Patricia Urquiola Sofa – Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola designed this perfectly pink modular sofa. With its modern aesthetic, this jersey sofa is uniquely chic’.
Old Moroccan Wood Door – There’s nothing like experiencing the magic of Morocco right at the front door. This wooden Berber door, originally found in Marrakech is hand carved with an iron door knocker. It’s vintage vibe makes it truly one of a kind.
Paule Marrot Feathers Print – This naturally beautiful textile, originally created by artist Paule Marrot, is expressive & totally Art Deco inspired. The feathers & birds add to the lightweight feel of the print itself.
Loloi Santana Rug – This rug is contemporary with a traditional edge. Its ancient weave construction bound together with a subtle pattern and vibrant colors are guaranteed to enhance any simple space.
