Talking Graffiti art and re-loved furniture with The Lazarus Collection
Every piece of furniture has a story and creating unique pieces with incredible techniques is how this trio are taking the interior world by storm
Today’s guests have set up a way to re-invent neglected treasures by transforming them into completely unique pieces.
The collaboration between Interior Stylist, Interior Designer, and a set designer who’s an expert graffiti artist is ingenious. Their talent knows no bounds and to see these vintage pieces of brown furniture turned into literal art is mesmerising – you can tell I’m a fan right?
Today I’m really excited to be talking to two of the three talents from The Lazarus Collection interior Stylist Jess Contomichalos and Interior Designer Amanda Erritt.
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Today’s guests are Jess and Amanda from The Lazarus Collection
You can find The Lazaarus Collection here –
Insta: @the.lazarus.collection
Jess Contomichalos – Interior Stylist – @JessContos
Amanda Erritt – Interior Designer – @AmandaEritt
Paul Smith – Graffiti Artist and set builder @PaulDonSmithArt
A few things we covered in this episode :
- The first painted piece –
- Why the design element in furniture is so important
- Flat Space Art– The Uk’s biggest art gallery
- First Dibbs
- The current collection – check them out fast. Once they’re gone they’re gone
- The journey of a Lazarus piece
- The Crying Queen
- The mermaid book
- Edward Burn Jones – Painting of drowning- Ophilia
- The Mary Cabinet
- The Joker Cabinet
- Terence Sweeney – Artist
- Photography by Graham Ainscough
- To borrow a piece from the Lazarus collection contact Amanda on
- To get a high res image for a feature contact Jess on [email protected]
- The Lamington group – fulham hotel
- Art in the age of now exhibition
- Kit Kemp
Listen to this weeks episode here or click on iTunes
See more of The Lazarus Collection designs on the slideshow below
Listen to this weeks episode here or click on iTunes