#tropical design

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[mypinkinsides]

Nostalgiacore Moodboard: Tropical Design🌴

Notes: the nostalgia I get from this design is CRAZY OMG

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[toyastales]

Bring the tropics home!

[brianfrench1995]

1965 Jet Northwest Airlines Hawaii Menu Postcard

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OCEANIC

[designeronanisland]

DWELLING

A CHAT WITH ARTIST AND DESIGNER, CLAYTON RHULE

June 03, 2014

We are always searching for home and our concept of home is always changing. Home can be a country, a people, a lover, a place you grew up in, a place you create for yourself. Home is many things and it is never static. Objects are home too – a rocking chair, a bookshelf of treasured tomes, a grandmother’s knick-knacks. They form part of our consciousness, things that symbolize comfort, belonging and security. What happens when you distort or change these objects that symbolize home for us? How does it change the way we see home, the way we see ourselves? These are the ideas Clayton Rhule explores in Dwelling, his first exhibition in three years. We chatted with Clayton about his work and his creative process.

“I am a dreamer. All that I do somehow starts there. I call it the dream space.”

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