gleena at the NY NOW show in NYC
February 1-5, booth 9145
in studio vs. at home, two very different spaces, two very different light sources, two very different experiences
Many ask me why I don't have a ceramic studio at home. This is because it is important for me to have separation between work and life, especially since I work seven days a week. I love the contrasts between my two spaces, north light in studio vs. south light at home, industrial vs. cozy, monochromatic vs. colorful. Because everything is white and gray in the studio, I am drawn to reds and oranges in my home. I don't hang in my studio, I work. And I try not to work when I get home. This very clear boundary is a must for me, it gives me breathing room.
still life saturday with mrs. robertson
Hilary Robertson is a stylist living and working in New York City. Mrs. Robertson is Hilary’s store, carefully curated with vintage and antique treasures, located at 88 South Portland Avenue in Brooklyn, NY.
still life saturday with mary jo hoffman and still blog
Mary Jo Hoffman’s blog, Still, is a visual journal of daily walks near her home in Minnesota.
For more inspiration, please visit John Dolan’s gorgeous images of Mary Jo’s home, photographed for Martha Stewart Living.
dear 2013...
...you were a toughy, but a goody. you brought so much newness, hard work, intense conversations. and so much beauty and inspiration. let’s see what 2014 will bring...
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