[All interior design by Angie Hranowsky; photography by Squire Fox.]It has now been a year since Charleston-based interior designer
Angie Hranowsky gave us the scoop on her
personal approach to collecting art. In the months that followed, she
assembled some terrific regional art for
Coastal Living's Idea Cottage and had
Squire Fox photograph her adorable kids at home with her own pieces in their family's
modern 1970s era house. (Yes,
Angie uncovered something akin to a Mies van der Rohe in historic Charleston).

Her art collection is so personal and reflects what she loves; I think that, along with her brilliant use of color, is what brings warmth to the clean-lined rooms she tends to favor.

If you missed it on the first go round,
read her thoughts on being open to art wherever you find it, then spend some time looking at her salon-style grouping at the top.

For fun,
Angie also shared some of
Squire's lifestyle shots with me. These offer a glimpse of her house's exterior.



Moving from the Lowcountry to Atlanta, how many of you recognize the spot below?
Halima Washington's cityscape,
7:30 p.m. pm in Virginia Highlands, is sold, but more of her urban scenes are available. I particularly like her use of
impasto and her very
small works.
[Halima Washington, Market St. Bus Parade, 2010, oil on board, 8 x 8 inches.]
[Halima Washington, Traffic Waltz, oil on cradled wood panel, 8 x 8 inches.]Halima teaches at
Callanwolde community arts center and is represented by
Anne Irwin Fine Art. She also donated works for the 2010
Spotlight on Art market.

[Click here to watch videos.]One more bit of Atlanta news: the
High's debut event,
Collectors' Evening 2010, was a big success. Guests cast votes for not just one but four favorite pieces that will become part of the
museum's permanent collection. Click
here to read all about it.
5 comments:
great interiors shots! and in Charleston,amazing.
Great to see someone else doing this with pictures-I have them everywhere, even right down to the floor. Now I've seen someone else do that I feel happier-my friends think I am barking!
Best Wishes
Robert Webber
The Hegarty Webber Partnership
I absolutely LOVE Angie's work. Really really LOVE. She is quickly becoming one of my very favorite designers. Thank you for posting these pictures!!!
xx
Kelly
I'm nuts over Angie's rooms, lively and sophisticated.
Angie's use of color is amazing!
A designer not afraid of color!
Purples, pinks, aqua, lime!
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