Peter Valcarcel
New York City-based artist and designer Peter Valcarcel creates abstract work inspired by nature and geometric shapes with natural materials like stone and paper.
Fun, serious, elegant, minimalist and sometimes exuberant, that is what life has been for Peter, it is what his art pieces, and designs represent.
Growing up in Peru exposed Peter to the great Inca civilization where he takes most of his shape and color inspiration. Peter is very conscious of the importance of natural materials as well as the right design approach to sustainability and a balance life style. In addition to his artwork, Peter designs a line of rugs and wallpaper inspired by his art.
Peter's work has been featured in magazines, television, and museums around the world like; The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York City and The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. As well as collaborated.
Peter was born in Peru and now resides and works in New York City.
STRONGLY RECOMMEND
“A modern interpretation of classic Greek or Roman columns, the use of marble with a touch of brass is the perfect final touch for any piece of furniture. Nature and style perfectly combined.”
“Beautifully crafted cloud shapes, lightness, and subtle suggestion of floating on air. To me one of the most interesting and agreeable shapes, a great addition to any room.”
“Details transform rooms into decorated spaces, and this lamp is the perfect detail to transform any room. With fantastic curves and light sources, this is the kind of piece people will talk about.”
“A modern interpretation of classic Greek or Roman columns, the use of marble with a touch of brass is the perfect final touch for any piece of furniture. Nature and style perfectly combined.”
“Beautifully crafted cloud shapes, lightness, and subtle suggestion of floating on air. To me one of the most interesting and agreeable shapes, a great addition to any room.”
“Details transform rooms into decorated spaces, and this lamp is the perfect detail to transform any room. With fantastic curves and light sources, this is the kind of piece people will talk about.”
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