Vibrant Colors Are Always a Trend | Best Interior Designers | Justina Blakeney – From sunny California with love and attitude we present you, Justina Blakeney: artist, interior designer, and businesswoman. With her, it’s all about the color. Her creations are an anthem for creativity and reflect a professional that is always working on exceeding herself. And that is why we love her so much at Interior Designer Magazines!
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Vibrant Colors Are Always a Trend
Justina Blakeney | Best Interior Designers According to IDM
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A woman of many talents, Justina Blakeney is a designer, artist, businesswoman, and published best-selling author. The founder and creative director of the interior decoration brand Jungalow embraces creativity and, judging by her work, vibrant colors are always a trend.
EDITOR’S CHOICE
Algerone Dining Table + Hampton Wood Sofa + Twig Door Pull
Vibrant colors are always a trend, that’s for sure!
The entrepreneur design philosophy is quite simple: “good design increases the quality of life”. In her book of norms, vibrant colors are always a trend.
Justina Blakeney will use colors as a tool to pursue creative atmospheres that are affirmations of happiness and self-assurance. Color encapsulates great power and is indeed responsible for setting the tone of one’s life. Balance is achieved by integrating monochromatic furniture design that creates areas of visual relaxation.
EDITOR’S CHOICE
Empire Suspension + Darian Gold Mirror + Algerone Dining Rectangular Table
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Blakeney’s work speaks for itself, as a blast of creativity. The ambiances she creates are distinctive and joyful. Aspects that she has incorporated into her collections, by featuring her own hand-painted artwork.
The passion for color leads to the construction of vibrant harmonious settings, where furniture takes a major role. Justina Blakeney’s line of work is all about that: promoting equilibrium with a bright splash of color.
