A Little Vintage
Atelier Juno Shop Blog
Artist Spotlight: Robert Henri
One artist I’d never heard of before I started my print shop is Robert Henri. He was an American artist active in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and he was a true modern innovator. He rejected impressionism and flowery style in favor of realism. The result are candid paintings that feel very current, even...
Feeling Blue? Visit an Art Museum
Years ago, I lived in an apartment in Washington, DC that was a ten-minute walk from the National Mall, that strip of lawn surrounded by Smithsonian museums. This was before I became a parent, before I had a dog. Really, my only obligation was my job. The hours outside of work were mine alone, and...
Design Style: Rustic Summer Cabin
I dream of having a rustic cabin in the woods (with a gurgling stream nearby, natch) where I can escape in the summer to cool off and unplug. I've gathered summer cabin design inspiration to create this look.
American Furniture Companies with a Rustic English Farmhouse Feel
I’m an Anglophile when it comes to furnishings and design. Not intentionally, but nine times out of ten when I spot a piece of furniture or a fabric pattern I want a closer look at, it’s from a UK maker and either they don’t ship to the US, or shipping would be disproportionately expensive. (Pooky...
An Expert’s Tips to Selecting the Best Frame Part I
Customers often ask me questions about framing the prints they buy from my shop. For good reason, because framing is tricky! You purchase art that you’ve fallen in love with, but then you face an overwhelming number of choices for framing. What color? What material? Matted or without a mat? Glass or no glass? And...
Frame Round-up: Brass and Metal
I often get asked by customers for frame recommendations with a vintage look to coordinate with the art prints they’ve purchased. I decided I’d round up some frame resources here on the shop blog that I can continually update as I discover new options. I’m breaking my recommendations up into different categories. In this post,...
10 Inspiring Red & Green Room Palettes
Ten years ago, I would’ve shuddered at the thought of a room done up in red and green. “Who wants Christmas year round?!” But tastes change, and now my favorite interiors have red and green schemes. I find the combination rich and energizing. I’m putting together a design plan for our guest bedroom, which doubles as...
Shop Obsession: The Pattern Collective
I stumbled across fabric by The Pattern Collective on Pinterest and immediately clicked through to their shop website. A weird thing about me is that I can spend a shameful amount of time looking at fabric and wallpaper, for no particular reason other than I just like looking at it? Anyway, The Pattern Collective’s website has a...
Ranch to Table: Can We Make #Ranchcore Happen?
I subscribed to Discovery+ when Magnolia Network first launched to check out Chip and Joanna Gaines’s lifestyle television network. I haven’t been disappointed. Lifestyle TV has felt formulaic and stale to me for awhile now (looking at you, HGTV and Food Network). Magnolia Network has been a breath of fresh air. A show about a cut flower...
Roman Shade Inspiration from Beata Heuman
One of my absolute favorite designers is Beata Heuman. Her interiors are always surprising, always unique. I don’t like things to match perfectly, and Beata’s interiors never match at all – there never seems to be a cohesive design theme – but they somehow work perfectly. She features a lot of vintage design and decor,...