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"Erosions of Pompeii" 2019

LIMITED TIME SERIES

"The Pieces in this series were inspired by the fall of Pompeii, and the mixed-media used is reminiscent of the materials left behind."

In an effort to support the Black Lives Matter Movement, Dom Lo Studios 'Art' will now be donating a portion of our proceeds from all sales of the Art Collection: 'Erosions of Pompeii.' These donations will be split evenly between Campaign Zero and the Black LGBTQ + Freedom Fund.

*At checkout please use the 'Add a Note' option to write in the color choice and or ash pattern you would like.

oil paint, burnt ash, mixed media, collage

Shown: 8" x 10" - Sizes available: 8x10, 11x14

"Peeled Back" 2020

COMMISSIONED

"The Pieces in this series were inspired by Historical events and what was uncovered through peeling away the false facades main-stream media feeds us."

*At checkout please use the 'Add a Note' option to write in the color choice and or ash pattern you would like.

oil paint, burnt ash, mixed media, collage

Shown: 30" x 30" - Sizes available: 18" x 24," / 24" x 24", / 30" x 30"

UWS Pre-War Residence:

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The development of this project began with a very minimalist goal. The client wanted white, white, white. A very fresh, and clean feeling if you will. That said, we got away with a few accent colors, like burnt orange, millennial pink, and navy.

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The majority of the pieces of furniture are custom designs--designed by Daniel for Venfield. The custom pieces include: the shagreen media cabinet, and both coffee tables in the living room/salon area. The master bed, all nightstands, and dresser are all also custom as well.

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- "This project is a perfect example to showcase how you can mix metal finishes such as, polished nickel/chrome and oil rubbed blackened bronze with polished/antiqued brass tones."

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The wallpaper was simply to bring life to each room, it had to be very tonal to the color scheme and have texture to help embody that life or movement while staying within the minimalist goal.

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Daniel's Role:

Senior Designer / Project Manager

Project Credits:

This UWS Pre-War Residence was developed during Daniel's time with the Interior Firm / Dealer, VENFIELD. Where Daniel was exposed to a very specific clientele, and the client's gave him the true experience of what it means to design with an eclectic sense of style and taste.

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Photographed by ...

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UWS Pre-War Residence:

​

The development of this project began with a very minimalist goal. The client wanted white, white, white. A very fresh, and clean feeling if you will. That said, we got away with a few accent colors, like burnt orange, millennial pink, and navy.

​

The majority of the pieces of furniture are custom designs--designed by Daniel for Venfield. The custom pieces include: the shagreen media cabinet, and both coffee tables in the living room/salon area. The master bed, all nightstands, and dresser are all also custom as well.

​

​

- "This project is a perfect example to showcase how you can mix metal finishes such as, polished nickel/chrome and oil rubbed blackened bronze with polished/antiqued brass tones."

​

​

The wallpaper was simply to bring life to each room, it had to be very tonal to the color scheme and have texture to help embody that life or movement while staying within the minimalist goal.

​

​

Daniel's Role:

Senior Designer / Project Manager

Project Credits:

This UWS Pre-War Residence was developed during Daniel's time with the Interior Firm / Dealer, VENFIELD. Where Daniel was exposed to a very specific clientele, and the client's gave him the true experience of what it means to design with an eclectic sense of style and taste.

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Photographed by ...

​

UWS Pre-War Residence:

​

The development of this project began with a very minimalist goal. The client wanted white, white, white. A very fresh, and clean feeling if you will. That said, we got away with a few accent colors, like burnt orange, millennial pink, and navy.

​

The majority of the pieces of furniture are custom designs--designed by Daniel for Venfield. The custom pieces include: the shagreen media cabinet, and both coffee tables in the living room/salon area. The master bed, all nightstands, and dresser are all also custom as well.

​

​

- "This project is a perfect example to showcase how you can mix metal finishes such as, polished nickel/chrome and oil rubbed blackened bronze with polished/antiqued brass tones."

​

​

The wallpaper was simply to bring life to each room, it had to be very tonal to the color scheme and have texture to help embody that life or movement while staying within the minimalist goal.

​

​

Daniel's Role:

Senior Designer / Project Manager

Project Credits:

This UWS Pre-War Residence was developed during Daniel's time with the Interior Firm / Dealer, VENFIELD. Where Daniel was exposed to a very specific clientele, and the client's gave him the true experience of what it means to design with an eclectic sense of style and taste.

​

​

Photographed by ...

​

UWS Pre-War Residence:

​

The development of this project began with a very minimalist goal. The client wanted white, white, white. A very fresh, and clean feeling if you will. That said, we got away with a few accent colors, like burnt orange, millennial pink, and navy.

​

The majority of the pieces of furniture are custom designs--designed by Daniel for Venfield. The custom pieces include: the shagreen media cabinet, and both coffee tables in the living room/salon area. The master bed, all nightstands, and dresser are all also custom as well.

​

​

- "This project is a perfect example to showcase how you can mix metal finishes such as, polished nickel/chrome and oil rubbed blackened bronze with polished/antiqued brass tones."

​

​

The wallpaper was simply to bring life to each room, it had to be very tonal to the color scheme and have texture to help embody that life or movement while staying within the minimalist goal.

​

​

Daniel's Role:

Senior Designer / Project Manager

Project Credits:

This UWS Pre-War Residence was developed during Daniel's time with the Interior Firm / Dealer, VENFIELD. Where Daniel was exposed to a very specific clientele, and the client's gave him the true experience of what it means to design with an eclectic sense of style and taste.