Hiya as soon as extra, it’s Danielle from The Jealous Curator and I’m so snug to be once more – It’s been method too prolonged. I’ve been busy curating paintings, writing books, inventive directing the design of Flo & Frank (a mannequin new web site for smart and humorous girls, i.e. you), AND hanging out in New York with Emily’s husband – don’t concern, Emily fully is conscious of. Let me make clear – Brian and I met up in Soho, on the empty white area that was the Flo & Frank studio earlier this spring. It was time for that vacant, and admittedly kinda sad, white studio to be turned a shocking, eclectic home for creativity to flourish. Clearly we needed to doc that course of on your complete world to see, because of, social media. Primarily we love all of Emily’s motion pictures and we wanted that exact same look. How do you do that? Hire Brian’s agency, Scrunch Media, and permit them to do their issue! Brian and his enterprise confederate, Chandler, arrived with their lights, cameras, and totally different fancy film gadget sort o’ points – and away we went.
They started by documenting the “sooner than.” Bare bulbs, plain partitions, and by no means a throw pillow in sight. Within the meantime, we’d been working behind the scenes with Justin DiPiero, an excellent proficient designer who acquired right here to us from Homepolish. I’m merely going in order so as to add proper right here – THANK GOODNESS FOR JUSTIN. Okay, so we obtained the ball rolling by working with him to create a mood board. We knew what we wanted – a peaceable, inventive oasis in the middle of Manhattan – a spot the place we could take care of making beautiful, clever content material materials. Justin urged colors, textures, vegetation, and clearly a fluffy pouf or two:
He sourced stunning merchandise from retailers in New York akin to West Elm (desks, chairs, tables and the couch) and Farrow & Ball (the attractive patterned wallpaper), whereas we drew on our group of proficient makers to create distinctive objects to fill our home with handmade love. Araya from Willful Gadgets provided paint-dipped bowls for our tables, Michal from Micush Paintings & Illustration outfitted artwork work and office decor, Tjockt knitted us a throw – on an extreme scale – and Sea & Asters gifted us air planters that we’ve scattered throughout the office to breathe life (and barely further shade) into our home. Oh, and don’t even get me started on the gorgeous custom-made macrame wall hanging that Maya of Juniper & Fir created for our studio wall:
And the last word verdict? We like it so much! Brian and Chandler did an exquisite job documenting the transformation (errors and all), and Justin created such a soothing atmosphere that we’d have to start a sign-up sheet for 4pm naps in our cozy studio lounge.
The couch. The bar cart. Deadly combination on a Friday afternoon.
Our office workspace house moreover obtained a model new look and we’re loving having a transparent and upsetting home to work in now:
Take a peek on the complete video beneath. We had so much pleasurable collaborating with everyone that I’m pondering of pulling inventive director rank and insisting we redesign/doc every few weeks. Smart, positive?
https://youtu.be/gSDcPyGc7Ec
Sources:
Open Work House: Desks | Lights | Carpet Tiles | Wall Decals | Paint | Storage Fashions | Rattan Chair | Flokati Stool (associated proper right here)
Kitchen: Cabinets | Counter | Shelving | Stools
{Photograph} Studio: Leather-based-based Couch | Chairs | Reclaimed Picket Aspect Tables | Lamp | House Rug | Espresso Desk (associated proper right here) | Wallpaper | Bar Cart |
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Footage by Alpha Smoot and Rebecca Pollack for Home Polish