As you've probably noticed, I draw my inspiration from architecture. I'm also greatly influenced by interior design.
I love the satisfying feeling of being in a beautiful, well-designed room. I love looking through the glossy pages of a magazine (or on Pinterest) and discovering a space that I can imagine myself in - comfortably sipping on a cup of tea while also feeling a refined sense of luxury.
I aim to translate that feeling into my jewelry. Comfortable elegance. Approachable extravagance. Ornate minimalism.
Ornate minimalism is the term I use for my favorite interior design style and it's what I try to emulate in my own jewelry design work. I've also heard this design style called modern baroque, Parisian chic or feminine minimalism. However it's categorized, I admire when designers are able to skillfully walk the line between restraint and opulence.
Here are some images that I find wonderfully inspiring. Can you see the influence of this interior design style in my jewelry?
Living room by Catherine Kwong, 2013 San Francisco Decorator Showcase
Megan Winters Parisian Chic Living Room
Ali Cayne's ornate minimal living space as seen in Domino magazine
Luxe yet approachable living spce by Anthropologie via Lonny magazine
The unbelievably beautiful house of Patrick Gilles & Dorothée Boissier as seen on Yatzer
You can find my Pinterest board chock-full of more ornate minimal inspiration here:
Love,
Becky
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