Palm Springs Life, April 2020

April 1, 2020

Round and Round

When designer Carla Kalwaitis was looking to tap into the creative stylings of the ‘60s and ‘70s to inject a groovy vibe into a La Quinta, CA home, it’s only fitting that Flavor Paper came to mind. Here, Brasilia makes a bold statement in the powder room while Flowers adds a fresh shot of psychedelic flair in the billiards parlor. Far out, Palm Springs Life!

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Brasilia is a large scale geometric pattern designed by the crew at Kravitz Design. It can be hung straight across or as the upside down flip pictured here…or anyway in between. Even though this print was inspired by Lenny’s love for Brazilian art and culture, these classic shapes feel quite at home in any well-designed interior with a fresh, bold vibe.
Brasilia is a large scale geometric pattern designed by the crew at Kravitz Design. It can be hung straight across or as the upside down flip pictured here…or anyway in between. Even though this print was inspired by Lenny’s love for Brazilian art and culture, these classic shapes feel quite at home in any well-designed interior with a fresh, bold vibe.
Warhol’s Flowers, initially created in 1964, was based off a photograph of Hibiscus flowers taken by the then executive editor of Modern Photography magazine, Patricia Caulfield. The image was used in repeat in various sized canvases to cover full walls and resembled wallpaper. Shown here, Golden Shower is a constantly varying blend print, something Warhol utilized in his Sunset prints, with a yellow toner spray added so no two versions will ever be exactly the same, making each print a unique work of art. You can also customize Flowers to get whatever colors that suit your taste.
Warhol’s Flowers, initially created in 1964, was based off a photograph of Hibiscus flowers taken by the then executive editor of Modern Photography magazine, Patricia Caulfield. The image was used in repeat in various sized canvases to cover full walls and resembled wallpaper. Shown here, Golden Shower is a constantly varying blend print, something Warhol utilized in his Sunset prints, with a yellow toner spray added so no two versions will ever be exactly the same, making each print a unique work of art. You can also customize Flowers to get whatever colors that suit your taste.

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