Should've chosen a darker stone, but still, first try. Inspired by this photo of Pecco, because daaaaamn. A pebble found in the gravel.
That moment when you realise you really need more skills than you currently have to create an idea you've got.
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Should've chosen a darker stone, but still, first try. Inspired by this photo of Pecco, because daaaaamn. A pebble found in the gravel.
That moment when you realise you really need more skills than you currently have to create an idea you've got.
1979. A time when "bathroom design" meant transforming your lavatory into a slippery, pink marble mausoleum dedicated to the gods of humidity. There is so much polished stone here that the acoustic resonance of dropping a bar of soap would probably shatter those perfume bottles. Our bather looks deeply pensive, likely calculating the exact friction coefficient required to stand up without sliding straight across the room and into the mirrored abyss. It’s opulent, it’s dangerous, and it smells faintly of musk and excessive disposable income.
Sourced from the April 1979 issue of House Beautiful.
Agustín Cárdenas, Fleur éveillée, 1979, pink marble, 40 x 35 x 25 cm © Agustín Cárdenas Estate
Shades of Pink
Britt is wearing the Lex Cargo Jean in Pink Marble from GRLFRND ($245)
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