ART OF CHAIRS EXHIBIT AT CANDO ARTS CO-OP


Ironically last week when I decided to update Photos for Friday to Chair Fetish Friday, I found a feature in Sunday's paper called Art Of Chair on exhibit in South Beach. Jeff and I went to see the exhibit yesterday, and we also got to meet one of the resident artists - Alissa Christine. Alissa is a very talented photographer, who is so inspired by Miami, she has initiated a project she is developing into a book - both called "i love miami 365".


from Alissa's  "i love miami 365" photo-montage

Local artist & photographer Alissa Christine


We toured the 5,000 sq. ft. space, and saw not only the ten featured recycled chairs converted into art, but art from the other residents (sculptors, painters, mixed-media and photographers) who share as curator for this gallery like Janet M. Mueller, Paula Turk, Shari McWilliams, Deborah Weed and Sid Daniels...












Some other pieces captured in
this resident gallery feature:

sculpture

photo collage

paintings

mixed media of recycled product

And although this wasn't one of the chairs featured,
it was inside one of the studios,
and I was really drawn to its
style, lines and aged look...



If you are in Miami Beach,
stop by CANDO to check out
this unique local resident artists gallery...

Button suspension sculpture

CANDO ARTS CO-OP
Over a dozen revolving artists in a 5,000 sq. ft. space
OPEN
Thursday & Friday: 4-7 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 12-6 PM or
BY APPOINTMENT
305.772.5665


AT PALM COURT
308 23rd Street
Miami Beach
(one block over from the Miami City Ballet)


Have a WONDERFUL weekend!


All photos by Lynda Quintero-Davids
(unless otherwise noted)


RENEWED LACQUERED LOVE of SABINA DANENBERG ANTIQUES





While visiting the Miami Design and Antique Expo (MADE) last week, I had also stumbled upon another vintage store: DANENBERG ANTIQUES. After speaking with the owner, Sabina Danaenberg, I learned this Manhattan transfer was first established up in West Palm Beach, Florida. After having her successful shop up in West Palm for over thirteen years, she decided to relocate south to the up & coming renewed area of Miami, near the Design District. Although her store is not necessarily set with vignettes, wandering around it can still spark inspiration. When I asked her how business was, she told me most of her business is actually done online, at her site and on 1stDibs. I love the way she's refreshed and renewed these treasures into some hip Miami gems... all with a shot of lacquer love...








Some pieces are still in their natural state, but
you could still see the great lines of these finds...




LOVE the rings centered down this pair of chairs...


Many of the chairs were stored on
metal shelving lining the thirteen-foot walls of the space,
while the larger pieces were sorted - sofas to one side,
and buffets & chests to the other.




Although I didn't get some good shots to
showcase her pieces,
you can see more and learn more about Sabina at







She also carries some vintage watches
and costume jewelry on her site...

Sabina Danenberg - The Arbiter of Chic
from West Palm to Miami

Daughter of legendary Art Dealer Bernard Danenberg and renowned Parisian Expert in Decorative Arts, Elizabeth Danenberg, Sabina grew up surrounded by the greatest artists and artisans of 19th and 20th century. Learn more about Sabina on her site at SABINA DANENBERG ANTIQUES. 


Visit Sabina's site on 1stDibs for more fab finds...
or if you're in Miami, stop by her shop and say hello...


Sabina Danenberg Antiques
8310 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, Florida 33138
sabinad1@bellsouth.net
(305) 562-2290

Have a wonderful Thrifty Thursday!

FALLING IN LOVE WITH FALL





Yes - FALL. I guess after working in retail for so many years, it's in my DNA to not be in one season without thinking ahead to the next. And with the anticipation of FALL setting in, so was the perfect timing of the delivery of the West Elm FALL PREVIEW catalog yesterday. I first learned about West Elm online back in 2006, and have been a devote ever since. I'm really drawn to their modern clean lines, and this season, paired with a "lived in" look including: a rich color palette (LOVE the slate greys and deep blues), and the balance of mixing natural textures (TREND ALERT: BASKETS look like they are making a comeback!).




New Silhouette Wall Art
by featured photo collage artist


LOVE this blue from Benjamin Moore -
however they didn't include the color in the catalog,
and didn't see it on their site.
I sourced Benjamin Moore paints online,
but found the actual color callout on the West Elm facebook page...
It's called NEWBERG GREEN - go figure?



LOVE the Kite Kilm rug...


LOVING this combination from their new
decorative bowl wall art...


just not liking the price...


$29 and $39 each...
(too rich for me right now)


with about nine used on the wall...
I'd like to try to find something similar for less
(maybe at a thrift store, Ikea, or Ross)


These baskets are part of
their new Ikat Woven Collection...


West Elm also added some
woven veneer lighting fixtures to their assortment





LOVE the new totem pillow cover - bold & graphic


and even a new totem duvet cover...
(wall color: BEN: RIVER ROCK)


and this seedling duvet set comes in slate or sea spray
LOVE the SLATE!
(wall color: BEN: ALMOST BLACK)



Gorgeous diamond-tufted headboard is paired here with
their new Solarized Floral duvet cover & shams  
and it's layered with their new ubersoft pom-pom fringed throw
(wall color: BEN: BALTIC GRAY)


New Triad Sawhorse desk...


and a new Hourglass pattern/print wooden & resin
trays and boxes to collect and hide all the
little things scattered on a surface...


Although they showed some brass pieces
(like an accordion swing-arm wall lamp)
they still have a beautiful collection of
hammered metal vessels, but I was also drawn to the
Lombok Pottery Collection ...


Do you have that itch to make a switch?


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