I have an extra appreciation for public murals and wall art lately, as we're always on the look out for cool, local backdrops for our Dressing the Babe series. I came across this image of Sugarhouse Studios (a collaborative studio and event space} in the UK and had to share if you've never seen it. It's just stunning and unlike anything I've ever seen before…
{Top two photos by Sugarhouse Studios, bottom photo by Full Time Fiesta.}
It’s Beautiful and very unique!
That’s beautiful! I love the irregularity of the colors.
Beautiful!! Some tile roof tops in my neighborhood (Buenos Aires) look very similar! I wonder what this mural is made of…
Wow, that IS stunning! I’d love to see more unusual buildings like that around me!
Gorgeous!! They remind me of paint color chips!
Hi! This is beautiful! I think it was inspired by Gaudí’s Casa Batlló roof, made with colourful tiles, and a very similar shape, too. If you ever visit Barcelona, I recommend this building if you like art. You can see a picture of Casa Batlló here:
http://noemelia.com/2014/05/ruta-por-la-barcelona-modernista/
I love reading your blog!
Best regards from Spain,
Marta
lovely images – that pattern is entrancing x
Oh what a beautiful siding for a building. It looks wonderful inside and out. It sure would be a great place to create/work and be inspired by those around you. Thanks for sharing.
How neat! Haha, that appreciation for public art may be influenced by your time in Philly- we’ve got so many murals here!
Yeah that’s true! I’m headed there this weekend!
Joy
Wow, that’s one beautiful looking building.
Whuuuuuut- this is in London?! I was expecting it to be a spot local to you in LA, but nope! this is on my doorstep. I’ll have to go check it out, its stunning!
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So neat! I love your blog and all its fun inspirations! 🙂
This is beautiful, it would make for a lovely roof!
Christine
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Looks like fish scales 🙂
whaaaat that is so awesome!! ugh wish I could take a photo there haha!!
xoxo
keely // life, love, and exploration