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Thursday
Sep132007

Tsao & McKown


The New York based architecture and design practice of Calvin Tsao and Zack McKown is Stellar (with a capital S). Their portfolio is breathtaking - filled with modern furniture, hits of bold colours and asian and other cultural influences. So once you're done perusing the photos below, please pay their website a visit for many more glorious photos.

Reader Comments (9)

OMG - so much to love here, I barely know where to start. Love the multicultural influences everywhere. First photo - most beautiful use of gold I've ever seen. And love that coffee table.

Fifth photo on left - love that mural and the mercury (?) lamp. Ninth photo on left - great use of multicultural icons. Asian bowls, mixed with cross. Amazing. And those lanterns! Gorgeous.

Bottom left - that cabinet! I wonder if it's handpainted.

I am in love. This work is nothing short of astonishing.

13 Sep 2007 | Unregistered CommenterPeggy

undulating oatmeal stripes, mustard silky pillows + orange velvet...
art built in a headboard, everything else gently, lyrically curved, perfect....

if anyone could ever recommend northern california decorators working in a similar vein (to try and go to work for) i'd be most grateful.

13 Sep 2007 | Unregistered Commenterorangred

Love these particularly the ethnic references. That second photo is amazing.

13 Sep 2007 | Unregistered Commentermidcenturyjo

Ummm... am I the only one who thinks the 2nd photo down looks like a crime scene?

14 Sep 2007 | Unregistered Commenterpeter

Great images, thanks for sharing!

14 Sep 2007 | Unregistered CommenterSuzy

Too funny Peter!! It does look like drops of blood on the floor.

14 Sep 2007 | Unregistered Commentermidcenturyjo

definitely Stellar with a capital 'S'... Good classy work, wish I could do something like this in India. Don't find much work like this around here.

14 Sep 2007 | Unregistered CommenterArchitects India

The red "drops" in second photo are flower petals.

28 Dec 2008 | Unregistered Commenterz

I could so see David M. Mitchell photography in these spaces. Love the aesthetic!!

21 Oct 2009 | Unregistered Commenterlynndunham

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