Fo’s ruler 9, by Jessalyn Brooks

Fo’s ruler 9, by Jessalyn BrooksLos Angeles based fine artist Jessalyn Brooks creates distinctive, strong silhouettes of the female form. Drawing inspiration from the geometric lines of Cubism, she works out of the same studio she's lived in for ten years, using oil on canvas, or pencil on paper to incorporate elements of passion, the dualities of creation, and her own vision of women's bodies. "Symbol, beauty, romance, heroism, death, duality, joy, desirethese are all central in

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" A sofa lives at the center of the home

is a fully functional and comfortable seat

the place where everyone gathers

using oil on canvas

the oval dining table rests on contrasting cylindrical plaster legs

Carefully crafted by Kinto of Japan

using a variety of mediums

Living and working between Paris

Allow this compact accent table to bring personality and a mediterranean warmth to any room

or pencil on paper to incorporate elements of passion

is a one-of-a-kind piece that brings an element of texture and shape to any space