You’ve seen works of art hanging on the blank walls of galleries and museums. But when you deliberately place it in an environment that reflects its aesthetics, it suddenly takes on new life.this was the idea behind at Rose Housea new exhibition staged by art and design trade fair Object & Thing in collaboration with furniture design studio Green River Project LLC. at Rose House It expands on Object & Thing’s recent practice of holding exhibitions in the homes of historic artists and architects. In this example, furniture made by Green River Project and fashion label Bode (whose designer girlfriend Emily Adams Bode often works with the Green River folks), Charles and Ray Eames, Michele Oka Doner and others. You can see the artist’s work. Interior of the home of modernist landscape architect James Rose. Rose’s self-designed and hand-built mansion is preserved in Ridgewood, New Jersey. “[Green River Project LLC founders] Aaron Aujla and Ben Bloomstein have been talking about Rose for a long time, and we started the process of curating this exhibition just over a year ago,” said Abby Bangser, founder and creative director of Object & Thing. says. W.There is a common ethos between Rose and Green River Project LLC to find design challenges and make them work. Rose often turned salvaged doors into benches or sleepers into chairs. An open mindset about what happens to materials can also be seen in the practice of Green River Project LLC. ”

“I think that sense of community was important, and we’ve felt that sense in Rose’s work,” said Aujla. at Rose House. “It was also important to have work in different disciplines and materials. I don’t think Rose was prioritizing one particular class of creatives over another. We wanted to keep that spirit alive. ”

Below, let’s take a look at some highlights you can see at Rose Houseavailable until October 2nd.