Three Tips to Create Your Perfect Space With Fractal Art
Fractal art is a mesmerizing form of digital creativity, born from the intricate calculations of fractal objects. It gives life to both still and animated visuals, offering a world of abstract beauty that I love.
Fractal art, with its vivid palettes, intricate patterns, and flawless symmetry, possesses a certain magic.
In many of my designs, you’ll find spirals—an ever-present symbol with profound meanings. For more insights, you can explore my article ‘What Does Your Art Mean?‘
Spirals, deeply rooted in nature, often symbolize our connection to the divine and universal energy. They embody concepts like harmony, new beginnings, focus, journeys, direction, and progress. The spiral’s graceful progression signifies the path to elevated consciousness.
Imagine the sheer beauty and positive energy these spirals can infuse into your space.”
Edesign and Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
Creating fractal art is like journeying through a boundless kaleidoscope. I see mesmerizing vistas, and pause where I like to revel in their beauty. I can play, manipulating color, texture, light, and hue, and then can capture these moments into unique designs. However, revisiting these exact moments is like chasing a singular raindrop in a vast sea; utterly elusive. Each creation, therefore, is truly one-of-a-kind.
Join me on a voyage through this digital ‘kaleidoscope’ in the video below.”
Deciding where to stop is our first decision, and as you can see, the possibilities are endless. Once there, we can adjust colors, texture, lightness and more.
When we like the end result, we can freeze the image and then create art, home decor, fashions and more, as you can see in two of my online stores on Society6 and Vida.
Edesign and “A Passion for Purple” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
Technology, and with it my ability to create with more options is always evolving. Now I work with other fractal art programs and even AI to create art. You can see some of my latest fractal and other energy art on Pixels.com.
So what can you do with it? Use it as a focal point or as an accent to create your perfect space…you know, the place that gives you joy every time you walk in:)
Creating Your Perfect Space with Fractal Art
Before integrating fractal art into your space, consider these three essential tips:
Role of the Art: Decide if your fractal art will be the centerpiece or a complementary element. As a centerpiece, its colors, patterns, and energy should influence the room’s overall design. When playing a secondary role, its size, hue, and placement should harmonize with existing decor.
Color Coordination: Fractal art spans a spectrum from vivid, contrasting hues to monochromatic tones. Choose colors that not only resonate with you but also enhance your existing decor.
Shape Selection: While fractal art commonly employs spirals, it offers a vast array of patterns. Consider how you feel about different shapes—be it intricate, flowing, abstract, or streamlined designs. Do you prefer an artwork with beautiful detail that unveils its story upon closer inspection or one that shows its magic from afar?
Remember, the art’s position, colors, and forms significantly influence the room’s ambiance and your experience within it.
Be brave with color. Edesign and Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
Get the Look
Here are some examples of fractal art I have created to go in a variety of Global Style designs. Click on each picture to learn more about the project, and see the fractal art I used to get the look.
Watercolor Fractal Art
Modern Global Style Office Edesign and “Watercolor” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. “Watercolor ” fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit. “Watercolor #2” fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit. “Watercolor #3” fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit.
Bioluminescence Fractal Art
Edesign and “Bioluminescence” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Bioluninescence Framed Fractal Art Print by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Bioluninescence #2 Framed Fractal Art Print by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Bioluninescence #3 Framed Fractal Art Print by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
The Sea Fractal Art
Greek Edesign and The Sea Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. “Sea” “Sea” #2 “Sea” #3
Great Conjunction Fractal Art
I designed this series during the Great Conjunction of the planets and then used it in Mexican style, Turkish style, and a Modern Global style living room. Read more about what inspired this art in my article, Do You Need an Alignment?
Great Conjunction fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit. Great Conjunction #3 fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit. Great Conjunction #2 fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit. Turkish Style Edesign and Great Conjunction Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design Modern Global Style Edesign highlighting shapes, and Great Conjunction Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design
A Passion for Purple Fractal Art
Learn more about this project, the art I created for it, and other featured artists in this room in my new Artists Corner and article, Let the Art Be the Heart of Your Home.
Edesign and “A Passion for Purple” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. “A Passion for Purple” Fractal Art by Mary Ann Benoit “A Passion for Purple 2” Fractal Art by Mary Ann Benoit “A Passion for Purple 3” Fractal Art by Mary Ann Benoit
Deep Purple Fractal Art
Edesign and “Deep Purple” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Deep Purple Fractal Art by Mary Ann Benoit
Arctic Evening, Icefield and Arctic Night Fractal Art
Make a dramatice statement with black and white and pops of color. Edesign and fractal art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Arctic Evening fractal art Arctic Night 2 fractal art
Spring Fractal Art
I used my Spring Fractal Art Collection in a Mid-Century Modern/Bohemian living room, and several Modern Global Style offices. As you can see, although these rooms all have the same art, they have different styles and energy.
“Spring” fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit, “Spring #2” fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit, “Spring #3” fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit, Mid-Century Modern/Bohemian Edesign and “Spring” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Indian Style Edesign with “Spring” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design Modern Global Style Edesign and “Spring” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Modern Global Style Edesign and ‘Spring” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
These are just a few examples of the Edesigns I have created with custom fractal art. As you can see, the possibilities for color, style, and more are endless. Imagine what is possible for you.
Edesign and “The Sea” Fractal Art by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
See My Fractal Art Home Decor and Fashions Online
Create Your Perfect Space with Your Own Custom Designed Fractal Art
Try my Aligned Design consultation to get a great plan for the direction to take to create your perfect space. Once I see your house I can envision what type of fractal art could be perfect for you.
Turkish style is warm and inviting, earthy and exotic. There is an abundance of warm earth tones with pops of beautiful color. lots of patterns and texture and there is a slightly more rustic feel. It is simple, soft and relaxing.
Turkey has ancient roots. The colors and textures of the land has inspired much of the art, colors and culture. Turkish elements are often used in Bohemian inspired designs.
Turkish style showcases Byzantine and Ottoman architectural styles and modern and classical motifs.
Byzantine architecture had lots of exotic, sensual domes and mosaics, that are graceful and filled with light. It is ornate, vibrant and rich in detail, warm and sensual. It often blends soft whites with rich colors.
If you love feeding and entertaining guests, this might be the style for you, as this is very important in Turkish culture and reflected in their designs.
Turkish style is an example of global style Interior Design. Global Style Interior Design is all about telling the story of your life and adventures through your decor. Each piece has a story and becomes a conversation starter. Treasures, old and new are displayed from various parts of the world and layered in a rich tapestry of color, texture, art and history.
Colors of Turkey
Here are some of the varied colors used in Turkish design.
Warm and Earthy Tones: Terra cotta, burnt orange, and deep browns, reminiscent of the country’s landscapes and architecture.
Jewel Tones: Sapphire blues, emerald greens, and ruby reds, drawing inspiration from the vibrant bazaars and royal history.
Mediterranean Blues: Aqua, turquoise, and teal, reflecting the hues of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas.
Soft Neutrals: Creams, beiges, and soft grays often serve as base colors, providing balance to the vibrant hues.
Design Elements- The Art of Turkish Style
Here are some of the design elements Turkey is known for.
Iznik Tiles: These are highly decorative ceramic tiles, with intricate designs often featuring tulips, roses, pomegranates, and hyacinths in bright blues, reds, and greens.
Architectural Details: Arched doorways, domed ceilings, and detailed cornices reflect the influence of both Byzantine and Ottoman architectural styles.
Textiles: Turkish design boasts a rich tradition of textiles, from thick kilims and dhurries to ornate silks and brocades. The patterns often include geometric shapes, stylized nature motifs, and medallions.
Turkish Rugs: World-renowned for their quality and craftsmanship, they come in a vast array of patterns, colors, and styles.
Ottoman-Style Seating: Low sofas or divans, often without legs, placed around a room’s perimeter, accompanied by low wooden tables and floor cushions.
Lanterns: Turkish lanterns or “mosaic lamps” are often made of colored glass set in metal, casting warm, colored light.
Copper and Brass: Hammered copper bowls, trays, and coffee pots (like the cezve used for Turkish coffee) are popular decor items.
Carved Wood: Intricately carved wooden furniture and panels, sometimes inlaid with mother-of-pearl or metal, are common.
Marble: Used extensively in architecture and interior elements, from floors to hammam (bath) interiors.
Market-Inspired Decor: Items like colorful ceramic bowls, embroidered textiles, and ornate metalwork, reminiscent of the bustling bazaars of Turkey.
Incorporating Turkish design elements into a space brings with it a sense of timeless beauty and a rich tapestry of cultural influences, from the bustling streets of Istanbul to the serene beaches of its coastline. Each piece, pattern, and color tells a story of Turkey’s diverse heritage and tradition.
The Nazar Boncuk or evil eye, symbolizes the jealous and envious look of others, which can cause misfortunes to a person or his property. Turkish people believe that this amulet protects its holder from these types of bad energies by absorbing them.
In Turkey, the tulip symbolizes feminine beauty, perfection, paradise, the Turkish native homeland and collective cultural identity, and also has a spiritual dimension.
In Turkish culture and interior design, the fish carries multiple layers of symbolism, much of which is deeply rooted in history, religion, and folklore.
The fish symbolizes protection against the evil eye, abundance, prosperity, and spiritual significance rooted in Islamic narratives. It also reflects a harmonious relationship with nature and Turkey’s rich artistic heritage, especially in ceramics and tiles.
The Energy of Turkish Style
The energy of Turkish style interior design is deeply rooted in its rich cultural heritage, reflecting the country’s position at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, bridging diverse civilizations over the millennia. Here’s an exploration of the energy and ambiance this style evokes:
Cultural Fusion: The energy in Turkish interiors speaks of synthesis and harmony, amalgamating Byzantine, Ottoman, Persian, and Central Asian influences. This union of styles exudes an aura of both familiarity and exoticism.
Warmth and Hospitality: Turkish culture values warmth and hospitality, and this sentiment is palpable in their interior design. Spaces are meant to be welcoming, with comfortable seating, inviting colors, and an emphasis on communal areas.
Sensory Depth: Turkish design provides a multisensory experience. The textures, from plush rugs to intricate tiles, combined with the rich aromas of Turkish coffee and incense, create an atmosphere of sensory immersion.
Historical Resonance: There’s an energy of timelessness in Turkish interiors, reminiscent of grand palaces, bustling bazaars, and serene hammams. Elements like Iznik tiles or Ottoman motifs connect spaces to a storied past.
Mysticism and Spirituality: Turkey’s Sufi traditions and spiritual heritage bring a mystical energy to its interiors. Elements like ornate lanterns casting patterned shadows and the intricate geometric designs often have deeper spiritual meanings, promoting contemplation and introspection.
Natural Connection: Many elements of Turkish design, from the colors to the materials, draw inspiration from nature — the seas, landscapes, and flora. This connection brings a grounded, earthy energy to Turkish interiors.
Dynamic Vitality: Just as Turkey’s bazaars are lively and dynamic, Turkish interiors have a vivacity to them. Bold colors, varied patterns, and the play of light and shadow make spaces feel alive and vibrant.
Balance and Harmony: Despite the rich patterns and bold colors, there’s a sense of balance in Turkish design. This harmony is achieved through thoughtful arrangement, symmetry, and the strategic use of neutrals and open spaces.
In essence, the energy of Turkish style interior design is a harmonious blend of history, culture, and sensory richness. It evokes feelings of warmth, connection, and timeless beauty, resonating with both the heart and the senses.
Turkish Style Design
Here is an Edesign I created to express the art, science and energy of Turkish style that is based on energy art I created. I used the colors of Turkey, and the symbols of the tulip, fish and evil eye.
Turkish Style Living Room Edesign by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. Energy art and Edesign by Mary Ann Benoit “Heart of Turkey #3” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit includes the colorsand symbols of Turkey including the tulip and evil eye. It is a collage of AI art and layers of fractal art hears and moons, infusing the art with the message to live the path with heart true to yourself. “Heart of Turkey” energy art by Mary Ann Benoit
“Heart of Turkey #2” energy art throw pillow by Mary Ann Benoit
The design highlights Turkish tiles on the floor, Moroccan lighting, and a beautiful Turkish rug. Arched windows, and a Turkish chandelier add to the look. Kilim inspired and global style pillows against a modern sofa create a nice contrast. The simple Bamboo tables have a rustic feeling and are eco-friendly.
Multicolor New Handwoven Turkish Kilim Rug New Hand-Knotted Wool Oushak RugTurkish Style Living Room Edesign by Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
Energy of Turkish Style Design
How is Turkish Style different from other global styles?
Turkish interior design, deeply rooted in the country’s rich history and diverse culture, embodies an energy that’s both vibrant and tranquil. This design aesthetic, influenced by Ottoman palaces, nomadic traditions, and cross-continental exchanges, carries an energy that can be described in the following ways:
Historical Resonance: The energy evokes a sense of history, drawing from centuries of art, architecture, and craftsmanship. Spaces often feel like they’re telling stories of ancient times, of sultans and their courts, and of the vast empires that once were.
Cultural Fusion: Turkey’s position as a bridge between Europe and Asia means its style is a blend of East and West. This convergence creates an eclectic energy, combining the mystique of the Orient with the sophistication of European design.
Warmth and Hospitality: Traditional Turkish homes are designed with hospitality in mind. This welcoming energy is palpable, with cozy seating arrangements, plush textiles, and an overall ambiance that invites relaxation and connection.
Sensory Stimulation: The vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and diverse textures typical in Turkish design evoke a dynamic and stimulating energy. This is reminiscent of bustling bazaars filled with colorful textiles, spices, and lanterns.
Spiritual Tranquility: Islamic art and design heavily influence Turkish interiors. The absence of human and animal figures in favor of geometric patterns and arabesques, as seen in tiles, carpets, and architecture, imparts a meditative and spiritual energy to the spaces.
Nature-inspired Harmony: Whether it’s the blue and white evoking the Aegean sea and sky or the earthy tones of Anatolian landscapes, there’s an inherent natural balance in Turkish design that brings a harmonious energy to interiors.
Craftsmanship Pride: The energy of handcrafted artisanship—be it in woven carpets, hand-painted ceramics, or intricate woodwork—adds authenticity and a touch of human connection to Turkish interiors.
In essence, the energy of Turkish interior design is a harmonious blend of history, cultural intersection, warmth, spiritual depth, and artisanal pride. It invites those within the space to both celebrate its vibrant character and find moments of reflective tranquility.
Let’s Create Your Global Style Design
Are you ready to elevate your home to a whole new level of greatness? Picture it – a space that not only looks amazing but also feels incredible and uplifts you to be your best self. Can you imagine that perfect space tailored just for you?
That’s what my approach, Aligned Design, is all about. It’s a blend of three powerful factors: art, science, and energy. When these elements come together, that’s where the real magic unfolds.
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The first time I saw Fractal Art, I discovered it accidentally on Pinterest. I stopped in my tracks and was captivated with the brilliant colors, intricate designs and perfect symmetry. I searched for more and became more fascinated. I wanted to know how it was created. Being an artist myself, I am always on the lookout for new art forms that inspire me!
I was surprised to find out that Fractal art is a form of computer or digital art developed in the 1980’s. It is algorithmic art created by calculating fractal objects which create still and moving images. In other words, it is abstract art created by math.
What? Doing math and art at the same time is not my idea of a good time, but I still wondered if there was a way to learn to make it without making my brain hurt!
I found there are a variety of computer programs out there that allow you to experiment with creating fractal art so started playing around. It takes a little bit of learning and experimenting, but this is what I found.
Creating fractal art is like traveling through a kaleidoscope that has no beginning or end. When traveling, you find a place you want to stop and stay a while. While there, you can manipulate the color, texture, light, shine, spectrum, hue and other elements around you until you have created the perfect place, and then you save it as an image. Sometimes I go a little too far playing with the elements and I ruin what I have made but can not go back. So I feel lucky when I can capture the perfect image. It is impossible to ever find that place again if I did want to replicate it…it would be like finding a single drop of water within the ocean. That is why each piece is one of a kind.
Here is an example of what I mean. Let’s go on a little journey together through the “kaleidoscope”.
Let’s say we found a good place to stop and stay awhile and want to play with some colors. Below I am modifying the spectrum and hues.
Working with fractal art is a little like meditation and color therapy mixed together. As a person that loves color, I am in my happy place!
So what can you do with your fractal art when you are done? See my fractal art collection, Fractal Art- Sacred Geometry in Motion, and a wide variety of wall art and home decor that can be made from it.
Visit my artist studios on Pixels, and Le Galeriste which features wearable art to see all the possibilities for attracting the energy you want into your life.
See all my recent creations.
Make Your Life Better With Energy Art
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Art is a reflection of your soul. Does it speak of your vibrant and eclectic spirit? Do you lean into fluidity and boldness? Are you captivated by intricate nuances? Do sinuous curves resonate more with you than rigid lines? Is it the voyage, rather than the endpoint, that intrigues you? Are you drawn to art that leaves a lingering, dramatic impact? Is the dance of texture and motion in art something you’re fond of? And do you believe that nature, in all its glory, is the ultimate artist?
The art you’re drawn to offers insights into your own personality. interests, and feelings.
Raven Medicine AI and fractal art collage.
Art is a powerful medium, not only as a reflection but as a projection and affirmation of who you aspire to be.
I create energy art tailored to your individual’s essence and then weave that aesthetic into the fabric of your living space in a deeply personal and transformative approach to interior design.
By grounding the design in such custom pieces of art, we create spaces that aren’t just functional or visually appealing—but that resonates on an emotional and spiritual level, too.
My approach of Aligned Design crafts spaces that are not just habitats but sanctuaries, a canvas that bears testimony to your journey, dreams, and aspirations.
By interweaving personal energy art into interior design, we are creating an environment that not only mirrors you, but also nurtures, empowers, and inspires you. It’s a beautiful synthesis of art and life.
Throat Chakra fractal energy art by Mary Ann Benoit of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
To do that, I use an art form I’m passionate about, which is fractal art. Crafted digitally, these creations breathe life into unique art pieces and home decor. I love the vivid hues, intricate textures, and mesmerizing spirals that define each masterpiece.
Stories of the Future fractal art by Mary Ann Benoit of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
Fractal art is a journey into an infinite kaleidoscope. Delving into it feels like a serene blend of meditation and a vibrant color therapy session. As I traverse its endless expanse, I find distinct moments in the space where I pause, immersing myself in adjusting hues, textures, luminosity, and more. Once I’ve sculpted that perfect realm, I capture it, forever crystallizing that fleeting moment into an image. Each creation is irreplicable—akin to pinpointing a single droplet in the vastness of the ocean, making every piece uniquely it’s own.
I recently have been exploring AI (artificial intelligence) art, and created collages with my fractal art, layering the beauty and energy of the two forms.
Unveiling Time AI and fractal art collage by Mary Ann Benoit of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design. It’s Just the Moon #7- AI and fractal art collage by Mary Ann Benoit of Northern Lights Home Staging and Design.
I can create energy art for you such as an energy art portrait, which expresses the essence of who you are and serves as the foundation for the rest of your design. I can also create custom pieces to add to it that are about particular energy concepts that can support you, such as in the examples above or you can find some in my various stores (see below).
Example of an energy art portrait of Joan Marie. Click on the photo to see a video of this project. Example of how Joan’e energy art was used to design her dining area.
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See my art on Fine Art America
Energy art designed for Joan Marie can be seen on the pillows and wall art in this living room designed for her around her energy art.
I also have a different variety of home decor with my energy art on Society6.
I even have wearable art at Le Galeriste!
Get an Aligned Design consultation today which includes custom energy art designed for you.
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At my store on Society 6 I have some great Cyber Week Deals going on with 50% off my wall art, 40% Bed, Bath and Home Decor and 30% off everything else!
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My wall art is available in framed prints, canvas, metal art, wood and wall hangings.
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My Bed and Bath department has a variety of bedding, shower curtains, pillows, towels, rugs and more. For Home Decor, check out my curtains, pillows, wallpaper, clocks tapestries and more.
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What is everything else? One of my favorites are face masks. How often can you give a gift that can save someone’s life?
Check out my eco-friendly fashions at my store on Vida. Get 15% off everything with the code JOYOFSMALL.
What is Fractal Art Anyway?
You may be wondering what the heck fractal art is? It is a captivating art form with the brilliant colors, intricate designs and perfect symmetry that I create on my computer!
Creating fractal art is like traveling through a kaleidoscope that has no beginning or end. When traveling, you find a place you want to stop and stay a while. While there, you can manipulate the color, texture, light, shine, spectrum, hue and other elements around you until you have created the perfect place, and then you save it as an image. It is impossible to ever find that place again if I did want to replicate it…it would be like finding a single drop of water within the ocean. That is why each piece is one of a kind.
Here is an example of what I mean. Let’s go on a little journey together through the “kaleidoscope”.
Ready to create your perfect space and do something amazing with your new art and home decor? For Cyber week get 1 extra hour of design time for free, worth $125 on this 5 hour consultation that includes an online wholistic Interior Design and Color Consultation for your whole house. Receive this extra 1 hour when you order by 12pm Alaska time, December 5. Learn More.
Embrace Color with Fractal Art for Interior Design
I recently discovered an art form called fractal art and love working with it to create beautiful pieces that are perfect for your Interior Design project! I love working with the brilliant colors, textures and the incredible detail possible with Fractal art.
So what is fractal art? I do not totally understand it myself. It is a form of algorithmic art created by calculating fractal objects which can create still and moving images. It is a form of computer or digital art developed in the 1980’s. Bottom line? It is abstract art created by math.
Creating fractal art is like traveling through a kaleidoscope that has no beginning or end. When traveling, you find a place you want to stop and stay a while. While there, you can manipulate the color, texture, light, shine, spectrum, hue and other elements around you until you have created the perfect place, and then you save it as an image. Sometimes I go a little too far playing with the elements and I ruin what I have made but can not go back. So I feel lucky when I can capture the perfect image. It is impossible to ever find that place again if I did want to replicate it…it would be like finding a single drop of water within the ocean. That is why each piece is one of a kind.
Working with fractal art is a little like meditation and color therapy mixed together. As a person that totally loves color, I am in my happy place!
So how can you use fractal art in your home? Here is an example of a Bohemian style living room that I created and Edesign for using fractal art for the wall art and pillows.
I am honored that SSP Studio and Gallery in Anchorage reached out to me and loved my work and wanted to carry it in the gallery. The three pieces below are available for sale in a wide variety of sizes and mediums done with high quality printing that can be shipped worldwide. They have beautiful photography that has been modified using various effects to create unique and amazing pieces. If you see other works that you like, use the code NLS5 at checkout to get a 5% discount.
I have also opened an Artist Studio at Society 6, and you can get my fractal art on a variety of home decor products such as art, pillows and bedding, curtains, wall hangings and furniture. Stop by and visit and see if there is anything perfect for your home!
Here are a few examples of some of the products available (not all are shown). For more designs and products, stop by the studio.
If you would like a custom piece for your Interior Design project, contact me and I can design something just for you.
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