Mexican artist Ale De la Torre produces work in a variety of medium and styles. Her work reflects her heritage and cultural background vividly. Thanks to The Creative Finder.
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crssLocated in Manhattan’s trendy NoMad district, The Redbury New York pays homage to the neighborhood’s rich music heritage and publishing industry, with lots of themed photography and artwork adorning its whimsical, bohemian interiors.
Its rooms are both comfy and sophisticated, filled with quirky details such as Bluetooth gramophone speakers, bold red accent walls, and cool Victorian art. Nevertheless, all come appointed with modern tech features, luxurious Italian linens, and upscale toiletries.
Marta, the hotel’s Roman inspired pizzeria, serves gourmet wood-fired pizzas, while the sleek adjacent lounge comes with a lovely selection of wines, champagnes, and sophisticated cocktails.
A 19th century brewery turned boutique hotel in the hip Pearl District of San Antonio, Hotel Emma has all the coolness you’d expect from a stay in Texas’ most atmospheric city - creative farm-to-table cuisine, a rooftop pool, and a fabulous 3,700-volume library.
Fashioned by New York-based interior designers Roman and Williams, the property’s interiors combine industrial-chic aesthetics with modern luxury. Rooms immerse guests in an unconventional historic atmosphere, with elegant bespoke furnishing, claw-footed tubs, and handmade Spanish tiles. Some of the units have fireplaces on their terraces, and the suites dazzle with original art and stonework.
Located on the unspoilt Guanacaste Coast of Costa Rica, Casa Chameleon Las Catalinas is a gateway to the many natural wonders, cultural delights, and unique adventures this country has to offer.
The property is a collection of 21 private villas with mesmerizing ocean views and infinity plunge pools. All units blend classy minimalist design with deluxe amenities such as Bluetooth speakers, in-room dining, and fully-stocked minibars.
Dining occurs in a charming open-air cliffside restaurant and focuses on local ocean- and farm-to-table cuisine.
Muhammed Faread is an American/ Egyptian artist from Seattle, WA, USA.
I’m a beginner Graphic Designer, Especially captivated By “Double Exposure” - It’s an adventure. A journey. An invitation to dive between all kinds of feelings, emotions, and thoughts. I’m going to explore the expressive power of double exposure as a form of visual poetry.
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