6 more weeks for summer, but we already cannot wait for fall. Designer Sarah Sherman Samuel just launched a new mirror and wall art capsule for LuLu & Georgia and it is perfect for your fall home refreshing thanks to its warm color palettes and nature-inspired shapes. The latest collection drew inspiration from the world around her, specifically her West Michigan home and the beach and waters she grew up close to. The large-scale original paintings that serve as the basis for the wall decor were created by Sarah in a moment of transition after moving herself and her family from Los Angeles to Michigan. Living and working amongst the trees afforded her the space (both literally and mentally) to play around with depth, dimension, and abstract forms. The result is two wall art prints featuring playful arrangements that pop off the wall—even with their tonal palettes. Similarly, the organic shapes throughout the line of wall mirrors are inspired by her love of the beach and waves. The repeating rippling found throughout the mirror collection is meant to mimic the ripple of the sand on the ocean or lake shore. It is all meant to convey an ever-elusive, ever-present want for balance while in nature and to evoke that feeling in the pieces themselves. For these pieces, the intention was to develop a line that complements the designer’s existing Lulu and Georgia collections so that you could seamlessly furnish a space with the different collections. So, the free-flowing forms of the Puddle Mirrors sit well with the hand-drawn pattern of the Irregular Grid Rug. The clearest through line is the wavy detailing and honey wooden finish of the Ripple Mirror, which mirrors the top of the Ripple Accent Chair. Read on to explore 10 of our favorite pieces.
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