Ghislaine Viñas Curates a Bold and Bright Living Room Around a Mark Mulroney Artwork
The designer imagines eye-popping color and striking patterns for an interior inspired by one of the artist’s vibrant canvases
Ghislaine Viñas. Photo: Bill Zules
“I get so much delight out of having two things that would never live together coexist,” says designer Ghislaine Viñas, whose whimsical residential interiors can be found from Philadelphia to Los Angeles. For an imaginary living room, the in-demand talent looked to a painting by Mark Mulroney to sync up with her spirited take on modernism.
“I love Mark Mulroney’s use of color,” says Viñas. “It’s really bold and I’ve always identified with it because I feel like that’s what my interiors are like in a way.”
The Hard Way #14 by Mark Mulroney. Photo: Courtesy of Mrs. Gallery, New York
Moisart chair by Christian Astuguevieille, available from Holly Hunt. Photo: Courtesy of Holly Hunt
Mitako stool by Christian Astuguevieille, available from Holly Hunt. Photo: Courtesy of Holly Hunt
Cut & Paste chandelier by Annebet Philips for Seletti. Photo: Courtesy of Seletti
Quarzo cupboard by Nathalie Du Pasquier, available from Artemest. Photo: Courtesy of Artemest
Sir Stripe-a-lot fabric by Ghislaine Viñas, available from HBF Textiles. Photo: COURTESY OF GHISLAINE VIÑAS
Polder sofa by Hella Jongerius, available from Lumens. Photo: COURTESY OF VITRA
Prometheus floor lamp by Olivier Gagnère, available from Ralph Pucci. Photo: Courtesy of Ralph Pucci
Shirvan rug from The Rug Company. Photo: Courtesy of The Rug Company
A version of this article first appeared in print in our 2021 Winter Issue under the headline “Graphic Language.” Subscribe to the magazine.
