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I shared my object of inspiration and three things I love about Tiffany Studios Glass with Kravet x DESIGNTV!
“I was immediately drawn to the iridescent coloring of the pieces of jewel glass and the shapes of them were so unique to me.”
Architectural Digest
11 Laundry Room Makeover Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make written by Terri Williams
I shared some of my ideas with Terri on how to make the most out of your laundry room space:
“I find that having the laundry room by the bedrooms is actually most helpful for the person using the space daily since your clothes, bedding, and towels are all located nearby, so this makes putting things away quite easy.”
Click HERE for the full article Written by Holly Reaney
I had the chance to share design tips on lighting with Holly:
“When lighting the living room I like to place the wall lights at eye level to highlight people's faces. This is the most flattering. When you are entertaining in the room I find it important to make your guests look great and this approach achieves that!”
5280- Denver’s Mile High Magazine
Nadia Watts’ New Fabric Collection for Kravet is Inspired by Iridescent Tiffany Glass written by Lauren Gallow
I shared with Lauren what my inspiration was behind my new fabric collection with Kravet:
“Five years ago, I was in New York and visited the Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, which includes an extraordinary collection of Tiffany lamps, stained glass windows, and archival Tiffany glass. The archive includes sheets of rippled and folded glass, as well as individual glass jewels. It was an incredible experience to see the unique shapes and colors of the glass, and I thought, this needs to be on fabric. I wondered, how could we translate the iridescent qualities of glass onto fabrics?”
Warm up to a more colorful home with these tips written by Sarah Lyon
I shared with Sarah my approach for selecting paint colors:
“Say you are done with gray and ready for a change,” Watts says. “Gray typically has a cool undertone, so start looking at blues that have a little bit of green in them. You can always go lighter or darker on the spectrum, depending on how dramatic you want your room.”
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Written by Nicole Kliest
Interior designer Nadia Watts also nods toward this non-permanent approach to color. “I suggest starting with pillows and accent lighting; pillows are a great way to add a pop of color in your room without having to commit to a fully upholstered piece of furniture and an accent lamp with color can feel like a big step,” she says. “Remember that you can always move the lamp to different rooms and change the lamp shade.”
I am very excited to share with you this beautiful article in Galerie: Designer Nadia Watts Teams Up with Kravet for a Vibrant Line of Textiles
Samantha included the moment- the exact spark of inspiration that started the Gem Collection… the ah-ha! I had while visiting The Neustadt and holding the Tiffany glass jewels…
“she imagined a product collection inspired by those pieces of jewel-toned glass. “This needs to be on a fabric,” recalls Watts. “This needs to be something else other than glass. You need to see this in another way.””
Thank you to Jacqueline Terrebonne and Samantha Emmerling!
Kravet X Nadia Watts The Gem Collection is included in “Having a Moment” by Hannah Martin in Architectural Digests ADPro Tiffany Lamps Are In - Again!
In June of this year, Christie’s Auction House in New York had an auction on Tiffany Masterworks from the Garden Collection. I posted my favorite lots on Instagram which included the “IMPORTANT AND RARE 'HANGING HEAD DRAGONFLY' CHANDELIER, CIRCA 1905” This beautiful chandelier sold for over 1 million dollars! See image below.
In good company with decorator Remy Renzullo, Stephen Shadley AD100 interior designer for Jennifer Anniston, Lulu LaFortune and Friend of All and Studio Job.
Read this lovely article HERE. Thank you Hannah!
Rare Hanging Head Dragonfly Chandelier Tiffany Studios 1905