6) Urs Fischer’s Culinary Studio
In December 2019, West Coast editor mayor juice traveled to the artist Urs Fischer’s Personal Arcadia, based in East L.A. Russ describes the room seen above as “a dizzying, multicolored field of encaustic tiles that forms the floor of his giant mad scientist-meets-tastemaker kitchen.” The Swiss sculptor said, “Some rooms, such as the kitchen, you want to make you feel excited and excited… Other rooms, such as the living room, you want to get your heart rate down.” Of the two tables depicted, there are chairs at the larger table. Hans J. Wegner Offer seating slips. Colored cement floor tiles were made using the encaustic, or hot wax, paint method. Fans of Fischer’s work may be reminded of some of his most famous pieces, which are made of wax, which melts into new distorted shapes as the wick is lit.
7) Anne Hathaway’s Swiss Vision
No, This Kitchen, published in the Fall 2019 issue Eddy, Not set somewhere in the French countryside. Instead, it’s located in Southern California, and is inhabited by none other than the actress Anne Hathaway and her husband, Adam Shulman. Inspired by Swiss ski retreats, it was built AD100 designer Pamela Shamshiri LA’s Studio Shamshiri“Pam really leaned into it,” Hathaway explained. Advertisement at one point. For Shamshiri, the designer reflects, “We tried to maintain the sweetness that made the house so special while adding new layers of color, texture and furnishings from different eras that would reflect the home’s evolution and use over time. Reflects a warm, generous spirit. Annie and Adam’s.” Elsewhere, a white La Cornue range matches roll Field sink. Copper vessels play well with vintage copper pendants paired with designed light fixtures Deborah Ehrlich,
