Asian Fusion
Kara Cox -- Home Accents Today, 1/1/2005
Contemporary heads East with a modern glance at an age-old culture. Asian influences work their way into contemporary style with spiritual references, modern graphics and clean, elegant lines. Luxurious fabrications, lacquered designs and art glass define a look that is timelessly up-to-date. Exotic fashion seeps into current design with Asian influences mixing culture with contemporary.
Modern in concept and design, the cork stools from Vitra offer interesting texture to any style ($415). eLink 631
The Crème de Cocoa table lamp from Stonegate Designs by Lake Shore Studios offers retro style in Fuzion Z art glass with a two-tone silk shade as dramatic as the lamp itself ($870). eLink 543
Clean and contemporary, the square butterfly plates from Riverside Design Group were designed to benefit the Hospice Organization ($30 to $64). eLink 570
SiwThaiSilk's elegant floor cushion features intricately pleated gold silk ($290). eLink 581
Monumental in size and design, the Temple Buddha Head on Medallion Pedestal from Campania International is made from cast greenstone ($530). eLink 534
From Interlude Home, the Vincente mirror offers clean lines with leather over wood in a traditional Chinese red ($499). eLink 630
Evoking nature with the imagery of oversized fern leaves, Papiro bedding from Signoria Firenze offers modern luxury in tone-on-tone cotton sateen ($60 to $423). eLink 580
Beaded flowers from East of Eden in hues of orange and gold offer a delicate spray of color ($55 per dozen). eLink 595
The glass vase from SAS Living offers a pop of contemporary style and color in a bright magenta. eLink 588
An antique bronze finish adds ancient style to the clean lines of the candleholder from Festoni. eLink 646
A deep ruby hue gives the harvested mango limb woodware pot from Groovystuff an edgy finish ($125). eLink 601
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