Téo Jasmin, the Paris-based studio of Angéline Bailly, uses digital printing to bring photography into the home in new ways. What do you think? Fanciful or ridiculous? I’m on the fence, but I’ve certainly never seen anything quite like this before.
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Love the photos, but not the furniture and not on that furniture.
This is all kinds of dumb; sorry. The shapes and colors of the photographs and the objects they’re on have no connection to each other. The effect is arbitrary and gimmicky instead of clever. What a misuse of good photography!
Fair enough. At first, I thought the first piece was kind of cool, since the architecture and the lines of the settee are of roughly the same period. But, you’re right that the white doesn’t relate the colors in the photo. Plus, I’m not an expert on period furniture, but the separate cushion doesn’t seem appropriate for that piece. In any case, it certainly is different!
Send the link to Brad Pitt.
He’s an architecture buff.
He might like them!
I love the first one. I’ve seen these screened images on pillows and it’s hit or miss, but the row houses contrasting with the settee are just fun and whimsical. why not!?