If you would like to see more details about this silk painting please check this link or click on the photo below.
original image source from http://www.modernes-interieur.de
"The Monuments of Guilin" silk, 5 panels, 40" x 65"
©Petra Voegtle
Friday, January 30, 2009
Living Room without vanilla...
A cool modern interior without vanilla. Maybe one could give it a bit more dimension and a little place for dreaming. This silk painting Guilin could supply that. Water and stone - a natural composition... Would you agree?
If you would like to see more details about this silk painting please check this link or click on the photo below.
original image source from http://www.modernes-interieur.de
"The Monuments of Guilin"
If you would like to see more details about this silk painting please check this link or click on the photo below.
original image source from http://www.modernes-interieur.de"The Monuments of Guilin"
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Hawaii and Morocco...
In times where I am sad I tend to look back and recall memories that heal my soul.
What could be more consoling than the landscapes on the Hawaiian Islands that I love so very much. Their greens are so soothing and the ocean's horizon is so far away that you feel there is a mergence of heaven and waters.
This room from the Moroccan Interiors is perfect of course without any additional stuff - it is simply marvellous. Still I could not hold back to play with one of my favourite silk paintings: The Valley. So I placed it seemingly into this awesome room to see how it would look like. What do you think about it? Check details by clicking on the link or on the photo below.
Original image source from "Moroccan Interiors", Taschen Verlag 1995
"The Valley"
What could be more consoling than the landscapes on the Hawaiian Islands that I love so very much. Their greens are so soothing and the ocean's horizon is so far away that you feel there is a mergence of heaven and waters.
This room from the Moroccan Interiors is perfect of course without any additional stuff - it is simply marvellous. Still I could not hold back to play with one of my favourite silk paintings: The Valley. So I placed it seemingly into this awesome room to see how it would look like. What do you think about it? Check details by clicking on the link or on the photo below.
Original image source from "Moroccan Interiors", Taschen Verlag 1995"The Valley" silk, 21" x 40"
©Petra Voegtle
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
How to turn a simple Living Room into something extravagant
I like the colours of this room and its simple classical style. This is a wonderful prerequisite for doing something out of the norm: giving this illustrious paravent the right stage to be admired. Could you agree?
Would you like to see more details of his handcarved triptych which is called Krishna and Radha then please check this link.
original image source from http://www.homesolute.com
"Krishna and Radha"
Indian style Triptych, hand carved, massive wood, 85" x 93" x 7", 65 kg
©Petra Voegtle
Would you like to see more details of his handcarved triptych which is called Krishna and Radha then please check this link.
original image source from http://www.homesolute.com"Krishna and Radha"Indian style Triptych, hand carved, massive wood, 85" x 93" x 7", 65 kg
©Petra Voegtle
Monday, January 26, 2009
A Sofa and a Silk Painting...
What do you think about this sofa? Isn't it a hoot? I must admit I just love it and have the perfect matching silk painting: Sepia. A shame for an artist and her work? Not at all - just the perfect match of two beauties, ready to be staged in a living room or loggia or...
sofa and original image source from http://www.modernes-interieur.de
"Sepia"
(from the Magic Creatures Series)
silk, 40" x 13"
©Petra Voegtle
sofa and original image source from http://www.modernes-interieur.de"Sepia"(from the Magic Creatures Series)
silk, 40" x 13"
©Petra Voegtle
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
A cosy Bedroom and old Facade on the Wall...
I love the colours of this bedroom, its charme and rural elegance - in my eyes everything fits perfectly in an environment in the countryside.
The painting on the wall is an acrylic painting The Facade from my architectural series. You can see more details here if you like or click on the second photo.
original image source from http://www.housetohome.co.uk
"The Facade"
The painting on the wall is an acrylic painting The Facade from my architectural series. You can see more details here if you like or click on the second photo.
original image source from http://www.housetohome.co.uk"The Facade" acrylic, 26" x 18"
©Petra Voegtle
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