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Art Deco is back and having its moment! This chic and glam style looks just as modern today as it did 100 years ago. We are immediately transported to the Gatsby era, yet when we look at geometric patterns and bold gorgeous materials, we think of the future Get transported to the roaring twenties here https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/art-deco-trend

Your big Zoom meeting starts in about 15 minutes, yet you are still in your wildly comfortable home clothes and your office looks more like your children's playground As many of us conducting businesses working from home, it is important to make your space comfortable, look upbeat and represent your professionalism Shop our Work from home collection here https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/give-style-to-your-virtual-meetings

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The world-renowned Danish multi-artist and designer, Poul Henningsen, designed many furniture, pianos and grand pianos. For the first time ever it is now documented with a large work of 336 pages, which in text and beautiful images reviews the many exciting designs and art pieces. The book has been titled "PH Furniture & Pianos – The Revival of Poul Henningsen Design Classics". PH began by designing wooden and steel pipe furniture more than a hundred years ago, back in 1919 and continued until the mid-1950s. At the same time, he designed a number of iconic and futuristic pianos and pianos in the 1930s. PH never started an actual production of the furniture because the unique pieces of art were so difficult to manufacture with the production technology of the time. There are therefore no or only few of the old PH furniture, but a single version of both the world-renowned PH Snake Stoop and the PH Hosech Chair as well as a PH Grand Piano are currently on display at the permanent exhibition at Designmuseum Denmark. Today, a greater number of PH's furniture as well as pianos and grand pianos are brought to life by the combination of modern production technologies and the best craft traditions in factories in Denmark, Latvia, Germany and Switzerland. Ph Mirror from 1939, which lamp manufacturer Louis Poulsen has previously produced, has also been put into production in Denmark by PH Furniture. To mark this, the company behind the new productions has chosen to publish a book. The book contains a very extensive collection of images of the new PH products along with a wide range of tales about PH's many pieces of art and the new creation. Søren V. Svendsen, founder and ceo of the company, said: "Poul Henningsen is much different from the iconic PH Lamps, and for the first time it is now documented with a comprehensive work on the many furniture and musical instruments that PH designed over several decades. At the same time, we talk about the journey we have been on to bring PH's unique designs and art pieces into the 21st century. 21st century". The book can be acquired from PH Furniture and PH Pianos in the store at Bredgade in Copenhagen or online.

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In honor of 50th Earth Day Anniversary, we share our nature-inspired designs here https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/organic-modern-trend

CARLO MOLLINO A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH THE FIRST LOVE OF MY LIFE "Amarcord is today a word which in Italian indicates a nostalgic remembrance, the melancholy speaking of moments long gone in time". I was twenty when I first saw a piece of furniture by Carlo Mollino. One day I went to visit the antique dealer and friend Iorio Zolino in his shop in Turin. That afternoon he showed me a furniture piece designed by the then unknown architect Carlo Mollino fin 1944 for Ada and Cesare Minola’s home in Turin. It was love at first sight… My legs started to shake and my heart skipped a beat. For the first time ever, I felt the irresistible desire to buy an object immediately, without thinking twice. I quickly calculated in my mind how much I had in my savings account, and along with some borrowed money, the furniture which had stolen my heart became mine. The following day I had the piece moved to my gallery, which at the time was a few pieces piled up in a corner in the back room of my father's gallery. I started calling all the customers who were interested in avant-garde design to tell them about my discovery, but the response was discouraging. Unexpectedly, a few days later, a Turinese architect called me and bought the piece for an important sum for the time. Over the next weeks I started to receive a few phone calls from collectors interested in the mysterious architect, but the most important call was that of a well-known gallery owner from abroad was determined to acquire all of Mollino's furniture pieces which I was able to find. Using all of my shrewd detective skills, I discovered the address of the aeronautical engineer who was the owner of Mollino's last studio. During a visit to the studio, I had the opportunity to sift through Mollino’s documents and jotted down the names of some of his contacts. One of these names was “Lattes”, the owner of an important publishing house. I found their number in the Yellow Pages and immediately gave them a call. I was informed that the publishing house had recently closed its doors and that the furniture designed by Mollino for their offices had been transferred to a storage space. I was there in no time. At first glance, it looked like a cemetery: dark and dusty, with sheets concealing the refined and sensual forms of the piled-up furniture. I bought all of the pieces on the spot, and once they were delivered to my gallery my greatest pleasure was to admire them with my five senses: caressing the surfaces, observing forms and details, breathing in the sweet smell of wood. Since then more than 40 years have gone by. From my first “love at first sight” to today, a succession of exciting and surreal adventures (and misfortunes) linked to the architect have followed. Some of the works by Carlo Mollino which I sold over these forty years have travelled around the world, while others have stayed put in the homes of the first collector which I sold them to. Other pieces now find their way back to me today... And when they enter my Gallery, my heart still skips a beat, exactly like when I was twenty.

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My life has been about traveling the world seeing the most amazing art in person. Times are changing and finding out a new normal is going to be an exciting transition. Finding ways to showcase art through video and photography is a must in the new age. I love this picture of Katharine Grosse’s work. Seeing the scale compared to the man is daunting. Let ArtOrigo help you find the best way to bridge the gap in getting dealers eyes back where they belong.

In this new way of life, it is especially important to stay connected and balanced. We'd love to know what you are up to and how you are keeping yourself occupied. We are sharing our ideas HERE https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/what-are-you-up-to and can't wait to hear from you!

A link between Architecture & Nature. Read our interview with Italian Sculptor here https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/interview-with-italian-sculptor

Color can lift us up even in times of uncertainty

The Revival of Poul Henningsen Design Classics ! I know Søren the founder and owner of @ph_pianos for a long time. One the kindest gentleman and hard working businessman I’ve ever met in my life! @_artorigo_ is great to announce that Søren just released an amazing book what l received today and this moment golden plated my day during these challenging times ! Please contact Søren to get this book directly ! Email: soren@phpianos.com You can also find his exquisite collection on #artorigo live available to shop online ! Thank you Søren ! Gabor the founder of ArtOrigo

A Stanford study has proven that working from home increases productivity. Telecommuting employees take shorter breaks and have fewer sick days off. Moreover, working from home improves work-life balance and maintains a healthier lifestyle: remote workers clock in an extra 25 minutes of physical activity each week and save on average over $4,500 on commute and fuel individually per year. As many companies are switching to work remotely, designing work-friendly space in your own home becomes especially important. These home office design ideas want to inspire you to get all your work done and generate joyous beauty to your surroundings while doing so. See more at https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/home-office-makeover

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Kitchen is the heart of the home. According to Feng Shui, a traditional practice that harmonizes the space using energy forces, it is the most important part of your home, symbolizing nourishment of Life, inner wealth, prosperity, stability... Discover ways to bring positivity to your kitchen and find a true Italian Recipe here https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/discover-kitchen-good-vibes

Exhibition Overview This exhibition will celebrate the remarkable ascendancy of photography in the last century, and Ann Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee's magnificent promised gift of over sixty extraordinary photographs in honor of The Met's 150th anniversary in 2020. The exhibition will include masterpieces by the medium's greatest practitioners, including works by Paul Strand, Dora Maar, Man Ray, and László Moholy-Nagy; Edward Weston, Walker Evans, and Joseph Cornell; Diane Arbus, Andy Warhol, Sigmar Polke, and Cindy Sherman. The collection is particularly notable for its breadth and depth of works by women artists, its sustained interest in the nude, and its focus on artists' beginnings. Strand's 1916 view from the viaduct confirms his break with the Pictorialist past and establishes the artist's way forward as a cutting-edge modernist; Walker Evans's shadow self-portraits from 1927 mark the first inkling of a young writer's commitment to visual culture; and Cindy Sherman's intimate nine-part portrait series from 1976 predates her renowned series of "film stills" and confirms her striking ambition and stunning mastery of the medium at the age of twenty-two. AT THE MET FIFTH AVENUE MARCH 10 - JUNE 28, 2020

Lighting can dramatically transform the atmosphere and look in any space. Depending on the style you are going for, you can make your space feel moody and mysterious or bright and airy. Don't be left in the dark with common mistakes, Interior Designers can play a crucial role in enlightenment. DISCOVER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT https://cosulichinteriors.com/blogs/news/step-into-the-light