WALLPAPER magazine

MAY 2015 London's Serpentine Galleries and American textile house, Maharam's collaboration: A collection of 13 patterned wallpapers by seven artists and architects. Frames, all from Gill & Lagodich Gallery, New York Photography: Anthony Cotsifas, Producer: Michael Reynolds

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Frames, from left, Circa 1907 American Arts & Crafts painting frame, by Carrig-Rohane Boston Makers; 18th-century French Louis XVI frame; custom-made replica of a 1920s-30s American Modernist frame; 19th-century french shadowbox frame, all from

Frames, from left, Circa 1907 American Arts & Crafts painting frame, by Carrig-Rohane Boston Makers; 18th-century French Louis XVI frame; custom-made replica of a 1920s-30s American Modernist frame; 19th-century french shadowbox frame, all from Gill & Lagodich Gallery, New York.

‘Nose/Popcorn – Yellow/Green’ wallpaper by John Baldessari with 17th-century Italian pierced lobate leaf and volute motif frame, from Gill & Lagodich Gallery.   

‘Nose/Popcorn – Yellow/Green’ wallpaper by John Baldessari with 17th-century Italian pierced lobate leaf and volute motif frame, from Gill & Lagodich Gallery. 

 

‘Circle Cutter’s Room’ wallpaper by Rosemarie Trockel with 18th-century Italian oval moulding frame; Circa 1740 French Louis XV frame with round opening; 19th-century American Scotia profile frame with applied balls, all from Gill & Lagodich Ga

‘Circle Cutter’s Room’ wallpaper by Rosemarie Trockel with 18th-century Italian oval moulding frame; Circa 1740 French Louis XV frame with round opening; 19th-century American Scotia profile frame with applied balls, all from Gill & Lagodich Gallery.