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Interior Design || A home office with personality! 💼✨⁠
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We are still completely swooning over this space brought to life by Trestle Design Studio, featuring a custom commission by Emily Keating Snyder.⁠
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This space proves that a workspace should be just as inspiring and expressive as the rest of your home. The custom piece anchors the room with fun energy, turning an everyday work corner into a daily source of creativity.⁠
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Photography by: Ansel⁠ Olson⁠
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💌 Dreaming of a custom size or palette tailored specifically to your space? Reach us for custom pieces!⁠
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Our newest show, It Just Works, is all about seeing art the way you’ll actually live with it. Each piece is styled in context to show how scale, color, and mood come together in a space. Liz takes us through the gallery, sharing a closer look at the artists, the pieces, and the thought behind each furniture vignette. 

Because sometimes, when the right artwork finds the right space… it just works.

Explore the show online, or stop by and see it in person!
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Art drama is the best kind of drama. And we love a statement piece that really makes you feel something. So what is it about a piece that makes it demand your attention? Here are a few works around the gallery that help show you why.

First, high contrast. Really dark spots and really light spots. The contrast immediately catches the viewer’s attention because there’s rarely this much contrast in everyday life.

Next, a color-drenched moment. One color in different variations—especially when it’s a bold, vibrant shade. This @anna__michele__ string-wrapped panel is the perfect example. And red is the epitome of drama.

Visual symmetry, especially at a large scale. At first glance, it may not feel symmetrical. But the longer you look, the more you see how each corner mirrors the opposite. The negative space, the composition, the overall “plan”—it’s intentionally symmetrical and brilliant.

Overall dark colors and often monochromatic. Rich, dark, textured strokes automatically feel moody and stir something in your soul.

An unexpected scale. There may be a recognizable subject, but when it’s extra large? It makes you do a double take. Like this fabulous face by @suzy.lindow—you see faces every day, but never at this scale.

A thoughtful nature element. We all know a flower blooms and wilts, and when paired with dark colors (instead of the bright colors we often associate with flowers), it somehow feels even more thoughtful and emotional.

An intentionally “busy” composition. With the right colors and placement, a maximalist piece can be the true drama queen of the room.

And on the flip side—an understated minimalist piece. It knows it’s the perfect amount of drama all on its own. It’s chic and not overdone (exactly how a real drama queen feels).
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It’s a thrill every time. Every month, we’re so grateful for the opportunity to support these incredibly talented artists—and cheer them on from our little gallery. But really, it’s you supporting them by loving art and choosing to spend your dollars on it. Thank you from the LLGD team and the 78+ artists who you’ll find here. ❤️
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