Remember the Palm Beach Designer's Show House I shared back in February? Two of my favorite spaces were influenced by Interior Designer Verónica Veloni-Inza. She designed this beautiful balcony off the master bedroom. Love!
Veronica is the interior designer for the firm Smith and Moore Architects, Inc.
The room in the house that captured my attention the most, by far, was the downstairs library. And you know it has to be because of the amazing artwork above the sofa.
Photo by Daniel Newcomb via New York Social Diary
This gorgeous room was designed by Joseph Pubillones Interiors Inc., and when I reached out to him to inquire about the artist he gave me a familiar name...Verónica Veloni-Inza!
Verónica is not only a talented interior designer, she is a very gifted artist.
Verónica discovered her artistic talent at a young age but ultimately gave up painting to pursue a career in interior design. After more than a decade long sabbatical, she is eager to share her new inspirations.
I find her art to be incredible, but what I love most about Verónica is that she is mindful of her impact on the environment. Her paper is always of recycled content, her canvases natural materials such as cotton, jute or even reclaimed wood. The paints she uses vary from soy inks, walnut oils, and milk paints which have no-vocs or harmful solvents.
Verónica will be exhibiting some of her artwork this Saturday, April 23 in the show Collaboration. You can find out more about the event here.
I cannot stop kissing this child. I want to eat. him. up. He told me yesterday "I love your kisses" and gave me like 5 good ones in a row.
I am glad you are discovering what art you like! Her rooms are really pretty. You should showcase some of Lindsey's work one day! :)
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