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Oct012008

Tracey Garet

DateWednesday, October 1, 2008

Oh my — I just love Tracey Garet. I was buzzing around on 1st Dibs and stumbled onto her fabulous interiors. What an eye! Tracey is a former art gallery owner and prop stylist and that explains her visual vocabulary. Found objects, striking color, a mix of textures, rich pattern, beautiful art. Each room is so perfectly composed. Tracey skillfully plays with strong bold shapes, scale, and balance. What a mix-master — organic, natural forms with glamorous furnishings; fine antiques and modern pieces; impressive art and wonderfully, strange found objects.  Take a look and if you are inspired also. 


{ Images via 1st Dibs and O at Home  }

















 

Tracey Garet’s East Hamptom shop, Aspara Interior, specializes in antiques, art, found objects, lighting, and custom Tibetan carpets. Very fine offering. 

 







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