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TEXTILE COLUMN: the work of master textile maker, Josef Frank

Navigare, 1946 LET'S CELEBRATE  THE BEAUTY  OF  JOSEF FRANK TEXTILES  Green birds by Josef Frank in 1943 “every work of art is a puzzle…  as it is the product of a process  of thought that is for us unfamiliar and unfathomable.  That is why we have a particular fondness for strange objects.”  -Josef Frank Today, I pay homage to a textile great.  As a decade-long textile designers myself, I have come to learn and value how fabric and wallpaper can provide much to a home.  Textiles can certainly set the tone, and they continue to be a a wonderful way to bring in pattern and softness.  One of the textile designers I first learned about in design school at Parsons was Josef Frank.  In design school, there was an entire class dedicated to the genius of his work, so today I share some of my thoughst on the history of Joseph Frank.  One of my favorite patterns is "Primavera" meaning spring which Frank created in 1920. I love the ...

WELCOME to Nest by Tamara blog

WELCOME to Nest by Tamara blog
Since 2010 I've been sharing my passion for interior design, history, art, entertaining, travel & fashion here on Nest by Tamara. I am an interior designer, writer and textile designer at rootcellardesigns.com living and working in New York City and East Hampton, Long Island. My musings have taken me to international design, art, antique and epicurean events. I have been asked to write on these subjects for magazines and online media, and I also regularly host events and talk on these subjects. I am grateful to have been listed as the #1 top design blog, blogs to watch, top design blogs and named and awarded Rising Star of Design by the IFDA NY industry organization. Please feel free to reach out to our team at rootcellardesigns@gmail.com -Tamara

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