Let's give a warm welcome to our amazing new members! We're so excited to welcome these fantastic newcomers. Join us in showing them some love! 🛠️ Church Mouse Forge: Uptown New Orleans blacksmith Olof Rolfsson breathes life into metal at Church Mouse Forge. Find one-of-a-kind, hand-forged creations perfect for gifting or adding a touch of NOLA charm to your home. 🍩 Gracious Bakery: This husband-and-wife bakery, led by Megan and Jay Forman, has been winning hearts (and stomachs) since 2012. From their delectable pastries featured on national shows to locations across the city, Gracious offers a taste of New Orleans in every bite. 🏨 Hotel Henrietta: Unwind in timeless elegance at Hotel Henrietta. This Garden District gem, by the creators of Columns, offers a local perspective on classic style. Spacious rooms, skyline views, and a vibrant neighborhood await your New Orleans escape. 🏩 The Iris Motel: Effortless New Orleans charm awaits at The Iris Motel. This modern Mid-City motel offers a contactless experience with a unique code for room entry. Perfect for independent travelers seeking a budget-friendly stay close to the city, The Iris Motel lets you explore the city at your own pace. 🎨 Tchoupitoulas Art Corridor: NOLA's history comes alive in a mile-long masterpiece! Explore Tchoupitoulas Art Corridor, a phenomenal mural project by the New Orleans International Muralists. Led by artist Jamar D. Pierre, this stunning public artwork takes you on a visual journey through 300 years of the city's rich past. Join us in welcoming these new members and learn more about them here: https://bit.ly/3T18usx
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I'm loving the 2024 home and art trends. This blog post will cover the trends and how you can incorporate them into your home with art. https://lnkd.in/gNuiJiBf
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Founder and CEO at Riaz Capital | Workforce Multifamily Specialists | Design & affordability should not be mutually exclusive
The intersection of art and culture in California is nowhere more evident than in its glorious murals. These murals not only bring color; they turn buildings into canvases. These murals serve another function: increasing the sense of pride and ownership within the community for their living spaces. Buildings become something other than mere living spaces; they become liveable art. Artists like Favianna Rodriguez, whose work often addresses social justice issues, have played a massive role in bringing cultural pride and community spirit to the people of Oakland. Art fosters community building and cultural amalgamation. While minimalism in color and design ensures timelessness, it does not elevate people's sense of belonging and pride in their lives. At Riaz Capital, our ethos is driven by a need to care for the people we cater to. Affordable housing does not need to be; it can be a canvas to showcase the art that is uniquely Californian. With Artthaus Studios at the helm, we created the Riaz Capital Art program. Through this venture, we invite select artists to our buildings as their canvases. With the help of Artthaus Studios' colorful flair, we have transformed living spaces from grim accommodations to art. See more of our Riaz Capital Art Program at https://lnkd.in/gfMRUGXA
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Following the history of buildings is fascinating. This weekend, my family and I went to the restaurant/bar, Ear Inn, for brunch. When the building was built in 1770, the Hudson River was steps from the building's entrance (it's on Spring Street,) and there are pictures in the bar showing this. It's amazing to think that West Street and the West Side Highway are built on a landfill. I had a similar experience when visiting the Boros Foundation in Berlin, Germany. Now an art museum, the building was constructed in World War II as a bunker. After the war, it became a textile warehouse, a place to store tropical fruits, and a techno club before becoming an art museum. Now, with office-to-residential conversations gaining steam, it's interesting to watch the history of buildings unfold in real-time. I have no doubt that in years to come, we will all walk around the city saying, "This used to be an office building" for certain assets. There are smart people within real estate and government working on this. Links describing the history of Ear Inn and the Boros Museum are below. #commercialrealestate #realestate #officespace #officeconversions
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Beautiful property so close to Melbourne CBD.
French-Inspired Art Deco Home with Park Views
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Few things make us happier than the acknowledgment that lighting design is an art form in and of itself. This article takes a look at the prestigious — and sometimes thrilling — work of lampers at the Met. Read the full piece (paywall) here: https://lnkd.in/dmTKUH9v
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To shutter or not to shutter? That is the question. Discover if these timeless pieces fit the modern aesthetic of 2024!
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How are your workspace walls looking? Take a look around. Sure you want clients to read your creds: graduation certificate, business rego, maybe an A4 certificate of appreciation from a community group? But after after the eye has clocked those, perhaps the office space is feeling a little austere or stale? Perhaps you've considered original art. I'm guessing you support local artists and businesses when you can. But original art is expensive, right? Artists have to make the work, using costly materials, then pay the framer, and the gallery needs a cut too. It's not cheap. On the other hand it is authentic, handmade unique and local. And with tax time coming our way (the ATO allows tax deductions on art for the office) it's a great time to consider a piece of original framed wall art for your work space or business. If you're still reading my wordy post at this stage, (well frankly, thank you) you are in divine luck. An exhibition of 5 local artists is opening on Saturday May 18 at a small Warragul Gallery. The landscapes of the local area captured for this exhibition are plein air paintings and works on paper created in the spirit of spontaneity. See below for more info on the opening; – where all the best pieces are bound snapped up within minutes 😊
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Beyond its functional purpose, this statement door serves as a piece of functional art, elevating the ambiance of your home with its handcrafted beauty. https://lnkd.in/e94deCus
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Some of London’s most incredible buildings and structures don’t exist anymore. This article brings small, low resolution photos and I can't help but thinking: What if we had the Matterport technology back then to capture and preserve these landmarks in a digital form? What if we could explore the Whitehall Palace or Holland House? Matterport Digital Twins have the potential to bridge the gap between past and present, ensuring that even as physical structures fade away, their digital counterparts stand the test of time. Museums and history books offer valuable insights, but the ability to virtually wander through these lost structures adds a layer of understanding that is unparalleled. Fortunately, we have Matterport now and can seize the opportunity to preserve our architectural heritage. #matterport #digitaltwins #architecturelovers
12 amazing photos of London’s lost landmarks – Time Out London
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