Birds 1967, No. 6 Wall Décor

Birds 1967, No. 6 Wall DécorDesigned by Lisa Larson Created from original designs painted by Swedish ceramicist Lisa Larson during a six month stay in California in 1967, these expressive birds capture the spirit of the Flower Power era. Inspired by the vibrant colors, oversized patterns, and folk art traditions she encountered in Mexico and the American West Coast, Larson translated the optimism and creative freedom of the late 1960s into a joyful flock of hand painted birds.

Dimensions: 10

By Jenna M

This long necklace boasts 25 hand-painted ceramic spheres paired with sparkling crystals and semi-precious stones

Made of natural wood and water-resistant Tyvek paper

It features the work of architects Lawrence Halprin

Come nightfall

Featuring the photography of Christopher Dibble

Ronni’s devotion to such rare materials is why her designs are always limited editions

recycled packaging and community-focused manufacturing are deeply integrated into FUNDAMENTAL’s design process and philosophy

ultra rugged thermoplastic frame weighing in at only 16

The selection culminates in Hicks’ most recent installation

this luxurious volume reflects on one of the defining and most unmistakable cinematic oeuvres of the twenty-first century