My art picks from One Kings Lane

My e-decorating clients have been so amazing lately, you guys inspire me so much with how much style you already have. In the e-decor process we do a lot of online shopping and sourcing and art is one of those things that is the hardest to nail down especially because art can be so personal. My favorite art source right now is One Kings Lane. We've scored so many awesome and 'hard to find' favorites I just had to share. 

 I've always been in love with this Slim Aarons poolside photo.  How cool would it be to add a pretty pop of gold with this reprint of Andy Warhol's Sunset?  This gorgeously gold abstract piece by fellow Texas gal Jennifer Moreman is so pretty + would look great above a fireplace. I've always loved a set of 6 Paris maps, this makes a statement for sure. I love this girl in a pink bathing suit sitting on a boat, its got a pretty vibe about it.  How about a dash of masculine glamour, 'shaken not stirred' by Peter Ruck. I really adore these pretty dark green Rhododendron watercolors. A gorgeous mix of jewel tones in this Genesis print would be so pretty over a sofa. 

One Kings Lane Art picks - The Decorista

I just love Linda Colletta Super Moon. I love nudes and anything that looks like its from a period film, this Odalisque 1814 is so chic. Just dying over the underwater ballet dancer. For a pop of color, Floodline No 50 is awesome. I am ALL about hip versions of blooms and Wild Plants in Blue is uber chic. 

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Restaurant Design: Song Qi, Monaco’s First Gourmet Chinese Restaurant

I absolutely love to travel and I love to move. I'm part Hungarian so there is definitely a bit of gypsy in me. One of the places on the top of my 'must travel to' lists is Monaco. I constantly daydream as to what life would be like in the South of France. After seeing this incredible restaurant design, I now realize that I must get there fast, for design inspiration and research purposes of course. Black and white marble floors, gold with black everywhere and pops of olive green. White tables with gold bases, hello! It's got my name written all over it. 

Meet Monaco's very own Chinese restaurant, Song Qi by Allan Yu (the guy who created Hakkasan). Paris-based architects Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet created a space so glamorous and reminiscent of a Gatsby movie with the Art Deco vibe. Also, notice the ceiling sheen. It's bouncing off such good shimmery light. I love the drama of the gold stakes in a semi dune shape, it adds privacy and an element of impact. The floor is beyond with the star pattern, I just love its movement. 

I'm dying over the black and gold legs of all the seating. The glamour really is in the details. I also really love the olive green as opposed to the more typical use of emerald green. I much prefer olive. 

Who else is ready to jet off to Monaco and eat Chinese food with me?

images via Matthieu Salvaing for Yatzer