Andy Warhol Inspired Color POPS In This Year

This year, it's all about playing it safe, but adding pops of color whenever and wherever you can! Last week, we blogged about a new Global trend, minimalism. Minimalism is defined by Merriam-Webster as "a style or technique (as in music, literature, or design) that is characterized by extreme spareness and simplicity." This year's minimalism trend means adding bright, colorful art, accessories and other various decorative touches to enliven and awaken your senses, mood and home. We were inspired by the work of Andy Warhol and particularly the iconic, pop art that he created in the 1960 s. Check out a few of our favorites below paired with a selection of pop art-inspired accessories that you can find at Weisshouse.

Cow, 1966

Flowers, 1964

Brillo Soap Pads Box, 1964

Miner's Bottle (visit our Showroom to view our entire collection of Miner's Bottles)

Vintage Hellerware

Vintage Modern Art Figure

Another Look at Factory Direct!

We recently featured "Factory Direct", an exibition sponsored by the Andy Warhol Museum and opening reception hosted by our very own, Stacy Weiss in a previous blog. We wanted to share some more photos from the event featuring some of our vintage furniture and some of the very stylish people who attended the event. (photos taken by Renee Rosensteel)

According to www.warhol.org, "The exhibition will be on view at Guardian Self-Storage, 2839 Liberty Avenue (at 29^th street and Liberty Avenue), Strip District. Additionally, three Factory Direct: Pittsburgh artists are also featured at The Andy Warhol Museum: Dee Briggs, Todd Eberle, and Mark Neville.

"The exhibition is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission donations are welcome. The exhibition can be accessed via the entrance marked Storage. Visitor Services personnel will be on hand to offer assistance."


Read more at warhol.org: http://www.warhol.org/webcalendar/event.aspx?id=6345#ixzz1zQq7mitk