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Asian Art Imports

April 3, 2008

Fruit Branch Room Divider

In response to my post Fresh at Freshome Wally Stryk commented:

Hello Mike, I appreciate seeing decor that's out of the box. I'm afraid that my company, Asian Art Imports,  deals in more conventional décor, but take a look at http://www.asianartimports.com/. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks, Wally Stryk

Wally, thanks for your comment.  I took a look and was struck by how “green” your company is.  In fact, readers, Wally Stryk is a founding member of the Sustainable Furniture Council.


Natural Teak Table

From Asian Art Imports website:

Some pieces like our fruit branch room divider, are made from branches that are trimmed yearly and normally burnt.  The Western or wagon wheel furniture uses old wheels, recycled farm tools and fence posts.

DoubleWheel Bench

Back in October, I reported on the Color Pulse: Trends and Colors for 2009, as presented by Color Director Doty Horn of Benjamin Moore.  The overall theme for 2009 was called Simplicity and had four distinct translations: Urban Silence, Simplexity, Private Identity and Raw

Raw defined, in part, is the use of untreated wood, cinder blocks, and basic fibers.   Raw also reflects the green movement, where things are reused and recycled. It's authentic, honest, pared down.  Wally Stryk and Asian Art Imports is “one” with the times.

Thoughts?  Email them to me at landfair3554@comcast.net

Posted by Mike Landfair on April 3, 2008 | Comments (1)