This monochromatic breakfast room in Westport, CT is very calming and kid-friendly thanks to the restrained use of color and balanced design. Caroline Kopp incorporated the palette of sepia tones from the triptych photo into the entire room, from the cane chairs and chocolate sisal rug to the teak table. Pops of greenery make this comfortable space even more inviting. Rikki Snyder

These clients wanted a total redo of their outdated bedroom. Having worked together before on the complete renovation of their family room, I was happy to deliver their dream for a master bedroom retreat. The custom wall paneling installation was the jumping off point for the rest of the design. Reflecting their love of antiques, but saving budget $$ for other areas, the iron headboard was purchased retail, then powder coated matte black giving us the look we wanted. I also created the triptych abstract framed art, sized to fit perfectly into the paneled wall squares. The diamond pattern bedspread is custom sized for their adjustable bed to drape just off the floor. The overall style is simple and elegant, in keeping with their clean uncluttered aesthetic. The bathroom was updated with a beautiful black and gold leaf patterned wallpaper that perfectly compliments their existing craftsman double vanity. I finished off the room with a light wall color that blends with the new carpeting.

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‘Weaving Worldviews’ - (S. 23rd St. and Shunk St. Phila PA) This mural is a triptych about the difficulties of reaching understanding in the modern age, particularly between people of divergent worldviews. The 1st scene is a mother; calling us back to a common beginning; the 2nd shows the capacity of children to connect; and the 3rd shows the optimal merging of 2 minds when there is mutual respect and appreciation for each other’s background. Drawings and design on aluminum panels. 4’ x 8’ panels spaced in sections on a block wall.

A solid wood chest anchors the space, topped with floral accents and triptych art that echo the bedroom’s natural palette. This composition adds symmetry and quiet sophistication.

A wall of textured limestone at the entry to this modern home serves as the centerpiece for a triptych of metal art, which draw the eye to the main floor of the residence. Project Details // Straight Edge Phoenix, Arizona Architecture: Drewett Works Builder: Sonora West Development Interior design: Laura Kehoe Landscape architecture: Sonoran Landesign Photographer: Laura Moss https://www.drewettworks.com/straight-edge/

This monochromatic breakfast room in Westport, CT is very calming and kid-friendly thanks to the restrained use of color and balanced design. Caroline Kopp incorporated the palette of sepia tones from the triptych photo into the entire room, from the cane chairs and chocolate sisal rug to the teak table. Pops of greenery make this comfortable space even more inviting. Rikki Snyder

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Landkamer Art / Quadratic 873 010 • A triptych panel that started out in a very quiet color village but after ten iterations ended up taking its rightful spot in a triumphant parade of vibrant color panels waiting to be assembled. • See more new work on Instagram: @LandkamerArt. • Custom size prints available. Send inquiry Email to Mark@LandkamerArt.com. * © 2019 Mark Landkamer. All rights reserved.