We are pleased to announce our participation in this fantastic Designer Show House now through December 11 benefiting the Greater New York City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Enjoy adventurous design in a gorgeous setting while supporting a great cause!
Avram Rusu Interiors has designed a room for an intimate and relaxed salon-style New Year’s Eve celebration.
Avram Rusu is also pleased to announce the introduction of a new lighting collection. The Confetti Chandelier was designed especially for the occasion to evoke an explosion of confetti and champagne bubbles. Delicate branches of high-polished brass disks are embellished with Swarovski crystals and semi precious stones. The collection will be expanded to include sconces, table and floor lamps.
A tall folding screen was designed and commissioned by Avram Rusu specifically for this room. Its six lacquered panels that run in ombré from cream though grey and into dark black are heavily gilded through the central portion with meticulous gold leafing. The screen was inspired by the work of op-art painter Richard Anuszkiewicz as well as traditional Art Deco techniques. The screen will be available as a limited edition run of twenty pieces available through Avram Rusu.
The Show House takes place in an exquisite 75’ courtyard mansion designed by Frederick Sterner and built in 1921. The house is located at:
2 East 63rd Street
New York City
November 16 – December 11, 2011
Open Daily 11am-5pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays until 8pm
Admission is $30 and includes Journal/Cookbook
Tickets can be purchased at the door or at
www.holidayhousenyc.com
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6TH 2:00-8:00 PM
HOLIDAY SHOPPING NIGHT
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8TH 6:00-8:00 PM
AUTHORS NIGHT – BOOK SIGNINGS
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11th 11:00-3:00 PM
COURT “YARD SALE”
To benefit Susan G. Komen for the cure.
This apartment was designed to showcase the clients wonderfully diverse art collection.
The custom millwork center piece holds a collection of Tang Dynasty Chinese sculpture on floating shelves.
The glass shelves cantilever from lacquered panels in three colors chosen to complement the delicate colors of the ceramic statues. Two walls are covered by the Mondrian-like arrangement of glossy panels in a formerly awkward edge of the loft like space. The seamless closet doors integrate the entire wall surface. The focus is entirely on the art.
Paintings by contemporary Japanese Artist Tomokazu Matsuyama hang in the Living Room and Bedroom.
The brass crocodiles came from a Parisian garden.
Art Deco Sculpture and contemporary Japanese and Chinese Art in the Master Bedroom.
Photos by Stephanie de Rouge
New work is on display at Voos as part of THE DREAMERS: An Exhibition of Off-the-Grid New York Designers -
We are pleased to present the STACKED OCCASIONAL TABLES.
These tables are conceived as a grouping.
Available in three sizes, they can be used together as a coffee table or separated for individual use.
Small 16” diameter, 15” high.
Medium 16” diameter, 19” high.
Large 16” diameter, 22” high.
Alternating grey, white and one accent color, these tables playfully participate in an interior decor. Here they are shown in orange but are also available in yellow, pink, green or blue. Custom colors can be made to order.
A quick peek into a project underway.
Photo by Stephanie de Rouge
Please join us!
This custom millwork piece will hold a collection of Tang Dynasty Chinese sculpture on floating glass shelves.
Glass shelves cantilever from lacquered panels in three colors chosen to complement the delicate colors of the ceramic statues.
Two walls will be covered by an Mondrian-like arrangement of glossy panels in a formerly awkward edge of a loft like space. New seamless closet doors integrate the entire wall surface. The focus will be entirely on the art.
A sketch of the initial idea.
The unit in the shop before the lacquer is applied.
Some the the Tang dynasty (618-906 A.D.) horses that will be on display.
