The Paris based candle maker, known to be the oldest and 'most prestigious wax manufacturer in the world,' opened up their NY store a couple of years ago. The design is a quirky mix of old school Parisian with New York rough lux. Worth popping into for the incredible smells!
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ALEXANDER WATERWORTH INTERIORS:
ALEXANDER WATERWORTH INTERIORS was formed by Alexander Evangelou and James Waterworth in 2011 to provide clients with an alternative to traditional interior design studios. Our studio is characterised by personalised yet efficient service, unique and varied inspiration and meticulous attention paid to every detail from large to small. We undertake full design projects, dealing with the interior architecture, space planning and functionality of schemes including developing our own range of furniture as well as sourcing rare and interesting antique pieces.
This specialised approach, combined with over a decade of international experience working on high-end commercial and residential projects, gives us the confidence to develop creative, forward-thinking solutions to design briefs. Alexander Waterworth projects go beyond making spaces and design schemes that just work: we make spaces that flourish both functionally and aesthetically.
31.5.12
29.5.12
LUCIO FONTANA: AMBIENTI SPAZIALI AT THE GAGOSIAN GALLERY | NEW YORK
A very exciting show for those fans of Fontana, which certainly includes us! This is the biggest and most interesting show of his works in the States to date, showing over 70 of his pieces in the Gagosian's impressive space on 24th street. The show stems from 6 paintings he painted from 1949, Ambienti Spaziali, the year the 'slashing' began.
You have until June 30th to view and if in New York, then we're imagining it will be well worth a visit. We're heading out ourselves before then so our rather excited.
25.5.12
22.5.12
ARTIST SAUL FLETCHER : ALISON JACQUES GALLERY WITH RORY MITCHELL | LONDON
Art guru and friend of AWI, Rory Mitchell of Alison Jacques Gallery, gives us some blurb for their latest opening, showing artist Saul Fletcher from 25 May - 23 June 2012.
Rory Mitchell: 'For his second
exhibition with Alison Jacques Gallery, in advance of his works being presented
at the 30th Sao Paulo Biennale this autumn, Saul Fletcher has created a body of
photographs that offer a glimpse into his psychological landscape. Fragments
from the artist’s life are pieced together through intimate images of
installations meticulously constructed directly onto his studio wall. Fletcher
transforms everyday objects into melancholic sculptures and integrates them
within layers of flaking paint, as tender, almost hermetic compositions emerge
through a surface that serves as both his canvas and stage.'
http://www.alisonjacquesgallery.com/
16.5.12
FIRST IMAGES OF THE HIVE : HONG KONG'S FIRST DESIGNED MEMBERS OFFICE SPACE | BY ALEXANDER WATERWORTH INTERIORS
There's still a bit of work to do but 'the Hive' Hong Kong is nearly there. The members office space has been designed with creative start up companies as the main clientele. The space is different to any other members office space in Hong Kong, with a strong desire from both the client and Alexander Waterworth Interiors to step away from the typical office environment. The space is open officially from Monday so for those of you looking for a work space in Hong Kong, or know someone who may be interested, we suggest looking at their website below.
15.5.12
INTERIORS INSPIRATION: AFRICAN HOUSE | KENYA
Thanks to our favourite Spaniard, design guru Marta, we found this amazing house in Kenya which clearly shows strong influences from Northern Africa. The beautiful created property has a mixture of very contemporary finishes and fixtures, mixed with more raw and traditional, eg the concrete flooring contrasting the exposed raw timber beams.
14.5.12
11.5.12
THE HIVE: HONG KONG BY ALEXANDER WATERWORTH INTERIORS
10.5.12
THE DAWN OF EGYPTIAN ART: METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART | NY
The show displays a rather impressive selection of Egyptian artifacts and works from around 3000BC - 30BC. Although incredibly old, a lot of the pieces have an bizarrely contemporary feel to them. Runs until early August.
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