Photograph by Jason Lagi
Photograph courtesy of Amy Morris
On a recent visit to London, designer Amy Morris discovered a collection of works by British artist and architect Victor Pasmore. What stuck with her was a captivating gold hue that appeared in the midcentury abstract paintings, juxtaposed with crisp black and white. “The yellow finds perfect pitch against the shadowy lines of a winter landscape,” Morris says. In early 2019, look for her new lighting collection with Charleston-based Avrett, available at ADAC’s R.Hughes. The artisan-crafted sconces, chandeliers, and flush mounts take notes from high fashion and French Modern antiques and exhibit this inspired interplay of warm and cool.
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Earrings from a jewelry market in Rosemary Beach
Photograph courtesy of Fisher Weisman
“I love the gold leaf finish on papier maché,” says Morris. “The muted effect makes it versatile.” fisherweisman.com
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Waterworks Aqualinea mosaic tile, waterworks.com
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Diptyque 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain, diptyqueparis.com
Photograph by Jason Lagi
“‘Off-Black’ is a perfect soft black.” farrow-ball.com
Photograph courtesy of Alexis Mittar
Alexis Bittar skinny tassel bangle, $155, alexisbittar.com
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Untitled, Victor Pasmore, 1971.
Photograph by Jason Lagi
“Not your traditional hide rugs! These are amazing paired with contemporary furnishings.” kylebunting.com
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Studded clear leopard heel, similar at christianlouboutin.com
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Clockwise: Myles by Larsen, cowtan.com. Chanel-inspired tweed, dedar.com. Rosemary Hallgarten alpaca, rosemaryhallgarten.com. Jiun Ho Colorada jacquard, jiunho.com.
This article appears in our Winter 2018 issue of Atlanta Magazine’s HOME.
