Partnering with you in pursuit of INSPIRED art and INTERIORS

After two decades advising art museums and cultural projects, Laura Bradley translated her lifelong passion for art, architecture, and design into a practice sourcing art and transforming interiors for individuals and businesses.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, shaped by years in New York, and a longtime resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, Laura combines a global outlook with a love of light, urban life, and the California coast. Supporting clients, artists, and craftsmanship is at the heart of her work.

As a communications consultant and strategist, Laura has worked with alternative galleries, major museums—including SFMOMA, LACMA, and The Met—and cultural projects by renowned architects such as Renzo Piano, Herzog & de Meuron, and Zaha Hadid. Today, as a private art advisor and designer, her mission is to help clients create spaces that are chic, memorable, and personal while introducing them to great artists, emerging and established.

MUSINGS

Muse is a fun word. It's great as a verb (to be absorbed in thought) and a noun (a source of inspiration) and when both come together, we make courageous, meaningful choices. Here, I share some musings: links and images that I find curious and intriguing. Visual beauty is everywhere, often unexpected or paradoxical—like a blade of grass bursting through asphalt—and we need it now more than ever. The best artists create visual beauty: the kind that makes us pause and think, evokes emotion, and asks us to look more deeply. Great spaces do this too. They are a window and a mirror to life itself in all of its impossibly gorgeous contradictions. 

SITES WORTH VISITING

Forsyth's Saturday Marnin Cartoons

The New York Times T List

Artsy, New This Week

Maira Kalman, artist and illustrator

Perspectives from The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Colorful numbering painted on a street sidewalk, arranged in a sequence from 1 to 11, with varying directions and colors.
Tall palm trees with green fronds against a clear blue sky.
Manhattan cityscape view through a rain-speckled window with trees in the foreground and tall buildings, including a spire, in the background.
A young girl walking in front of a wall display of black and white photographs in frames.
A pink-leaved flowering tree growing next to a sidewalk with fallen petals on the ground, against a beige wall with graffiti and an overcast sky.
A drawing of a smiling person with glasses and a hat, holding a drink, with the word 'OUI' in a speech bubble, and a raised fist next to their head.
A girl standing in front of a large abstract painting by Pablo Picasso of five women with varied skin tones and hair styles, in MOMA New York.
Pink clouds against a blue sky during sunset.
An orange tabby cat lying on a wooden table next to a brown vase with orange flowers, in front of a blue and orange sign with Arabic and English text about hardware store tools.
White spray-painted message on dark concrete pavement reads, 'remember how much I Love you.'
Display of six colorful patterned neckties hanging on a rod and six decorated high-heeled shoes on a shelf below, with a gray background.
A green buoy floating in the water near a concrete shoreline.