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We love collaborating with Focus Lighting on amazing projects like Mariel – the newly opened Boston Seaport eatery that embodies

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We were thrilled work with the amazing design team at Fettle to create their lighting designs for The Hoxton Port

The Tao Group and Rockwell Group have created another mystical hideaway in the middle of Downtown Chicago.

We are great admirers of Carl Ross and his deign team at Clear On Black; proud of our collaboration at Hilton Hawaiian Village.

An architectural rainbow! We are inspired by the form and color of the 2015 Serpentine Pavilion SelgasCano

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Perfectly Accessorized Iris Apfel.

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LA MODERNISM – It’s All in the Details

Written by Lusive Studio | May 7, 2014

We attended the LA Modernism Show this past weekend at its new location at 3Labs Building in Culver City. Beautiful bow truss architecture … great surroundings for a wonderful group of our favorite modernism enthusiasts. Some of our favorites were Christopher Anthony – one of our Palm Springs destinations - Alexandre Huygevlede and his team from Paris, and of course Johannes Lucas always has something unexpected and special to share.

Details, details, details…abalone shell encrusted coffee table tops, pillows with enough sequins to put a red carpet dress to shame, sectionals adorned with fur, fine cut crystal, volcanic glazed pottery, intricately carved wood side tables, geometric porcelain vessels, stamped tin table tops, sideboards with reverse diamond box veneers, croc embossed lamp bases, ‘melted’ chairs and the most intricate upholstering we’ve ever seen!
We can’t wait to see what next year brings!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Los-Angeles-Modernism-Show/107126102659719