
I said, "I want a rug that looks like something Mondrian would've done."
He said, "Who's that?"
Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) was a Dutch abstract painter who founded the Neo-Plasticism movement. He is most known for his paintings of straight lines and rectangular shapes with color blocks in strictly limited colors.
The photo above is from Flickr.
Not quite my thing, but I like his balanced colors.
ReplyDeleteAs I looked at him again I decided I don't want a Mondrian-inspired rug after all.
ReplyDeleteMuch too much white to serve as a rug in this house!