NEW: Spotlight on Jan Van Huysum Inspired Pillows

In our Jana pillow, a bouquet originally drafted by the Dutch master Jan van Huysum captures the beauty of flowers arranged naturally in a bouquet. Capturing the season, real flowers were procured to model as still life subjects for each painting.  CMI-027 Jana Square Pillow

Born in 1682 in Amsterdam, Jan van Huysum was trained by his father in the arts. His craft for drafting works, painting of still life and landscape evolved over time. In this Vana pillow, Van Huysum's hand in sketch conjures the realness of each bloom and captures the beauty of flowers arranged in an organic fashion. The overall colour tones are warmer, and yet subtler to portray the season of autumn. These drafted works of art were applied with vibrant jewel toned colours and became works of art in themselves.  CMI-028 Vana Square Pillow

This diptych pillow was inspired from the artist Melanie de Comolera, who initially saw the work of Dutch still life Jan van Huysum in 1827 in London in the Henry Hope Collection in Cavendish Square. The work exemplifies van Huysum's attention to detail in portraying flowers, leaves, creatures in a honey toned setting. Note the detail of the terra cotta vase, and his study of flowers including Peonies, Roses, Carnations, An Iris, Anemones, Auriculas that make this bouquet a feast for the eyes.  ​DLA-036 Comolera Coral Carnation Pillow

This diptych pillow was inspired from the artist Melanie de Comolera, who initially saw the work of Dutch still life Jan van Huysum in 1827 in London in the Henry Hope Collection in Cavendish Square. The work exemplifies van Huysum's attention to detail in portraying flowers, leaves, creatures in a honey toned setting. Note the detail of the terra cotta vase, and his study of flowers including Peonies, Roses, Carnations, An Iris, Anemones, Auriculas that make this bouquet a feast for the eyes.   ​DLA-035 Melanie Blue Iris Pillow