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Last year, in another twist of fate, the Top i will turn this car around 2023 shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this pair were offered a pop-up retail space in Malibu. “The concept was to have some florals but to show more of our design point of view,” says Woods. Pretend Malibu’s handpicked curation of treasures, including art by Max Jansons, glassware by Shun Kumagai and jewelry by En Studio along with fragrances by Persephenie, also proved a hit. Lila Seeley PhotoSo, when a space came up in a historic Old Hollywood building in which to house their blossoming design business, they jumped on it. Named Pretend by Appointment, the Spanish revival meets surrealist atelier opened in March and serves as a showcase for their design aesthetic, florals and favorite things. Laid out over two levels, the duo painted the ground floor a deep, Majorelle blue, installed a plush, matching blue carpet, a pair of Rachel Shillander mother-of-pearl sculptural chairs positioned in front of the flickering fireplace, and a large stone sculpture by Beverly Pepper. “It felt very iconic and faded here and so when we were designing the space, we wanted to do something really vibey,” says Woods. For the upstairs room, with its vaulted, beamed ceiling, faux-Romanesque fresco and Juliet balcony, they selected muted coral walls, a Fortuny chandelier, and ceiling-height Australian tree fern.
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