MISS MOOX: Angie Hranowsky

And the winner is...Radiant Orchid!

“An invitation to innovation, Radiant Orchid encourages expanded creativity and originality, which is increasingly valued in today’s society,” she [Leatrice Eiseman Executive Director at Pantone Color Institute]said.

I love this statement! Personally, I love to wear this color and I am a fan of the colors that it compliments: orange, yellow, greens, blues, grey...not certain that this color is for everyone however I will be excited to see how the design industry plays with it over the next year. Some of my favorite interior designers have been using this color for years.

Like my pal, Lindsey Coral Harper...

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And local designer Angie Hranowsky...

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And one of my favs, Amanda Nisbet...

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Look how inspiring it is in these geodes! Gorge.

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And this dried barnacle...

What do you think? Pro or Con the Radiant Orchid?

Check out local designer, Angie Hranowsky, in the Instant Room portion of the latest House Beautiful!

I was shocked to realize that I have yet to do a post on this fab designer...I thought I already had as I am a HUGE fan of her work! Angie is a local designer and I love to see someone mixin' it up in such a traditional town like Charleston. She started her career as a graphic designer but added interior design to her ever growing repertoire after studying at Parsons in 2004. Since then her career has flourished with many clients throughout the Southeast and Midwest. Her work has been published in several trade magazines and as I have come to realize...I have been saving these images for my idea books way before I learned who she was! Cheers to you Angie! And if you like her work, check out the post I did on the Coastal Living Cottage House she designed in I'On last year or visit her website or her blog.

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Designer Angie Hranowsky

Designer Amanda Nisbet

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I revel in this!!! I am SO symmetrical but I do like an asymmetrical art display (although mine still might be more like Mrs. Nisbet's!). Hanging artwork in this manner is great when you have a mis-mash of art you want to display (especially inexpensive flea market finds or various mediums of art). And I really like that it can evolve over time.