Last week, I romanticized about building an entire room around O'Keeffe's sorbet-hued abstraction from 1919.
Today, dream with me, as I wonder what it would be like to have Rothko's nonrepresentational color block study from 1949 on my lowly walls. (Recommendation from your art historian blogger buddy: if you are not a fan of Rothko, watch Simon Schama's The Power of Art and you might just become a convert.)
How might Rothko's warm palette affect your design choices? How would his blurry evanescent borders and soft billowy edges play out in your selections?
Images borrowed from HollyDymentDesign, ApartmentTherapy, ElleDecor, CountryLiving, & KimberlyAyresDesign.
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