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"This look embraces imperfections and natural materials," says the designer.
While “fresh” and “crisp” are the typical go-to themes for spring, Vancouver designer Stephanie Brown is leaning the other way this year, embracing warm, organic textures and accents. “I’m usually an advocate for clean and contemporary design, but I love how this wabi-sabi inspired vibe brings softness, warmth and texture to otherwise sleek spaces,” she says. “This look embraces imperfections and natural materials—and, whether used broadly or sparingly, it perfectly complements a West Coast Modern aesthetic.”
“This interior is by Victoria Yakusha, founder of Faina and Yakusha Design, and features Kumanec vases and Faina’s Ztista table.” yakusha.design
“I love how the organic plaster finish gives new life to the minimal form of this half-dome table lamp.” lawsonfenning.com
“These handmade wall hangings are unique tactile art. I love how they add texture, depth, even movement to a space, and range from subtle tones to high-contrast compositions.” mquan.com
“Janaki’s work is so stunning. And coveted: just try nabbing her pieces and you’ll soon realize doing so is an art within itself. Each piece is one of a kind, creating an ensemble of dinnerware that’s truly a conversation piece.” janakilarsenceramics.com
“These organic and woven accessories are my go-to staples for adding natural warmth to an interior.” providehome.com
“If you’re up for committing to an organic vibe on a broader level, then limewash paint is a great way to add subtle depth and variation to your walls. And a bonus: it’s an all-natural product that’s non-toxic and even helps purify the air in your home.” coloratelierpaint.com
“This piece is organic minimalism perfected—combining a sleek outer wood structure with supple and slouchy linen cushions. It’s a work of art and oh-so comfortable.” lockandmortice.com
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Anicka Quin is the editor-in-chief of Western Living magazine and the VP of Content for Canada Wide Media. If you've got a home design you'd like to share with Western Living, drop her a line at [email protected]
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