Maggie Griffin University of California, Los Angeles

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• Happy shopping, y'all! With Love, Maggie & Abbye
• Volunteer Experience
• Emergent Patterns Drop-in family workshop on the occasion of Yto Barrada: Bite the Hand
• Kaleidoscope Craft: Alex Deringer’s Personal Home Is Lovingly Curated
• Our Latest Projects
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The original screened-in porch needed some TLC, so while we were at it during construction, we changed it to an open airport with a pretty blue ceiling in Benjamin Moore’s Ice Cap. We couldn’t miss an opportunity to have a traditional Southern “Haint blue” ceiling! With the help of Brian Hughes of The Simpson Company, we worked together to find a space for me. In fact, when David and Brian found the cottage that is now mine, it wasn’t even for sale, and the family who owned it hadn’t planned to sell it just yet. However, David and Brian are a wealth of knowledge, and a powerhouse real estate team, so I trusted them completely.

4 Things Designers Want You To Keep Out Of Your Entryway - Southern Living

4 Things Designers Want You To Keep Out Of Your Entryway.

Posted: Thu, 25 May 2023 07:00:00 GMT [source]

Happy shopping, y'all! With Love, Maggie & Abbye

Pace and Kayne Griffin, which has operated in Southern California for over a decade, have a strong history of collaboration. Over the past five years, the two galleries have developed an unprecedented working partnership, after James Turrell first brought them together, sensing a natural synergy. Perhaps one of the most eye-catching features of the home is its exterior vignettes — intimate spaces for sunset-viewing, watching leaves fall to the forest floor, and sipping a glass of wine as the autumn chill rolls in.

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Comfortable chairs flank the front entryway, a built-in porch banquette offers a spot to curl up with a good book, and a swing lends itself to an afternoon nap in the sunshine. A covered deck with a fireplace provides a dedicated space for outdoor living, complete with a stone fireplace, plush couches, and a view of the wooded expanse. What’s the most important piece of advice you could give to a young woman just starting her career? For any woman starting her career in interior design, its important to hone in which areas you’d like to specialize. It’s not as glamorous as it all seems sometimes… there’s a lot of schlepping, of finessing clients, and dealing with logistics. A California-cool color palette with a Southern spin was the design goal for this home in Brookhaven—a bustling suburb of Atlanta.

Emergent Patterns Drop-in family workshop on the occasion of Yto Barrada: Bite the Hand

Personality differences, expectations, etc. have to be navigated with great care, and can sometimes be a bit of a clash. We’ve found that extensive communication upfront can help ease some of those stressors, especially when there is a great deal of trust placed into your designer, and hard-earned money being spent. This new partnership between Pace and Kayne Griffin provides expanded opportunities to combine the galleries’ distinct areas of strength in an innovative model to best serve their artists and the Los Angeles community. Kayne Griffin’s established reputation and integral position within the local arts scene will bring new audiences to Pace’s artists and programming.

Room Envy: A butler's pantry gets a pretty—and practical—makeover - Atlanta Magazine

Room Envy: A butler's pantry gets a pretty—and practical—makeover.

Posted: Thu, 03 Dec 2020 08:00:00 GMT [source]

Kaleidoscope Craft: Alex Deringer’s Personal Home Is Lovingly Curated

The outdoor furniture was slipcovered for easy maintenance, and the kitchen was clad in custom white cabinetry along with a walnut countertop island and Circa Lighting lanterns. CreatedHair goes to great lengths scouring the globe to get only the Finest Luxury European Virgin Hair to use for our custom hair wigs and Hair Pieces. This way we know the quality and make of the hair being used in our cancer wigs and for your personal important investment. He’s a father of three adult daughters and wanted them to have space to stay and bring their friends — something a little more pulled together. The home is decidedly rustic and woodsy but with high-end finishes.

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It’s been a roller coaster project, but I’ve loved every second of it. Working on and off with the project for about two years, the Maggie Griffin Design team created a nature-inspired aesthetic that merges older vintage pieces with modern art and fabrics. To achieve the right look, Maggie also employed a color scheme that includes greens, blues, and earth tones galore — just the right shades to honor the Gainesville landscape.

As a college student, Maggie had the pleasure of studying abroad in Florence, Italy where she studied The History of Fabrics as well as Retail Design and Merchandising. Equipped with a command of architecture along with a mastery of textiles, Maggie uses her knowledge of scale and symmetry and her understanding of modern sensibility to turn houses into homes and dreams into realities. Perfect for relaxing and taking respite, the bedrooms were intentionally designed with a Zen-like quality. The master is swathed in neutral grasscloth with the upholstered bed in a Belgian linen as the focal point. Luxe, crisp white linens dress the bed, while embroidered draperies cover the windows for softness.

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To bring this dream to life, the homeowners hired designer Maggie Griffin of Maggie Griffin Design who then selected natural fibers, neutral textures, sage green, and plenty of white to create a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere. The owners had a few existing pieces they wanted to incorporate into the home, but they mostly gave Griffin carte blanche with the interiors. As you might already know, the past few months have brought several exciting changes for me and my business, Maggie Griffin Design. It’s a little white cottage full of big ideas, and today, I am thrilled to share a peek at the before and after of the exterior of the house. Pace Founder and Chairman Arne Glimcher began visiting the Los Angeles in the 1960s, cultivating longstanding relationships with Robert Irwin and other major artists from the region. From 1995 to 2000, Pace maintained a gallery space, under PaceWildenstein, on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.

Even before construction began, I had a vision for the house and trusted our friend and contractor, Kevin Flack of Treadstone Construction to help us make it happen. With much care and attention to the original charm, character, and details of the home, we made it into the perfect studio space for my interior design business. La Brea Ave, which features key elements designed by James Turrell, will become Pace’s new west coast flagship. The 15,000-square-foot Los Angeles gallery space, which occupies the site of a 1940s Californian auto showroom, features a permanent Skyspace by Turrell unique to the city. The indoor-outdoor design and expansive courtyard will become a site for Pace Live public programming, as well as outdoor sculpture exhibitions and other events, cementing the space as a fixture in the local art scene.

Comfortable swivel chairs are tucked into a long reading nook that provides a welcoming space to wind down at the end of the day. As Managing Partners at Pace, Griffin and Kayne will have active roles on the global leadership team, with Griffin involved in client relationships and strategic development, and Kayne lending her expertise to artist support and new business development. With a combined 40 years of experience on the West Coast, Griffin and Kayne will support Pace’s efforts to provide opportunities for its artists in that region. The existing Kayne Griffin staff, including Griffin and Kayne, will officially join the Pace team starting in April. Asking for a list of expectations, a few favorite images of our work, and having a conversation with the potential client has helped to provide direction and focus for us and for our clients. For those who are starting out, there is such a learning curve when it comes to dealing with tricky situations, and I am happy to have gotten over some of those humps, after all that time (I hope!)!