super trompe.

SRSLY. i've been busier than a one-legged man in a butt-kicking contest, but i'm not too busy to post this amaaaaaazing use of trompe l'oeil. technically, designers ron woodson & jaime rummerfield used the painting technique because this is a window display for their 'auntie mame-inspired' living room in baker furniture's los angeles showroom (part of the recent Legends of La Cienega event), but i didn't know that at first, and i thought it was pretty rad for regular use. maybe? like if you lived in a tiny house or something? or were super whimsical? or maybe i have the crazy head. either way, i think the event was recently enough that it might still be on display, so i deffo plan to check it out when i jetset to la next week.

{woodson & rummerfield, legends of la cienega}