Carol Muller’s graphic photograph, captured on the streets of Tokyo, is characterized by architectural rigor and captivates me deeply as an architect with a penchant for Japanese aesthetics. Vibrant hues intertwine with bold forms, making her work ideal for contemporary living spaces marked by meticulous structure. Imagining her pieces adorning the walls of such a space, I envision a dynamic interplay between art, architecture, and interior design. Picture the photographic artwork paired with Night Rust rug from Tsar Carpets’ Passage Collection, serving as a rich, architecturally inspired foundation in deep orange- red. Complemented by the sleek silhouette of a Knoll Platner side chair in black, which echoes the elegant lines of both the photograph’s tiled façade and the rug’s design. Adding a touch of whimsy, a Bzippy Ledge side table infuses the scene with a dash of the unexpected. Against a backdrop
of off-form concrete, a comfortable Jardan Valley sofa in a serene grey- green tone harmonizes effortlessly. The resulting ensemble embodies a robust architectural backdrop that seamlessly intertwines with elements of comfort and invitation.
Above: Knoll Platner side chair by Dedece; Night Rust rug from Passage Collection by Tsar Carpets; Bzippy Ledge side table by Criteria Collection and Valley sofa by Jardan