James Veal and Christine Stucker are the creative pair behind Stewart-Schafer, a Brooklyn-based interior architecture studio they co-founded in 2009 specializing in intriguing objects, furnishings, and environments. The duo has successfully brought their unique vision to the likes of Fred Segal, H&M, John Varvatos, Victoria Beckham, Elle, Bergdorf Goodman, and BaubleBar, to name a few. By combining the perfect mix of contemporary and mid-century styles, along with various architectural influences, they’re able to far surpass what their clients envisioned. In this Friday Five, the duo shares a mix of creatives and a special place, all of which keeps them inspired.
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1. Victor Pasmore

Victor Pasmore is our favorite architect turned artist. We love his use of fluidity and freeform juxtaposed with very structured lines. Design is a meticulous act of balancing old and new with hard and soft, and Victor shows this constant balance in his work. His work confirms that design is all about bringing together the right materials, palettes, and pieces while having intentionality and being confident in the marks you make. His calculated and architectural process of creating art reflects our own brand?s ethos of methodical and purposeful design. Photo by 20th Century Fox
2. Wes Anderson

We are continuously inspired by the kaleidoscope of worlds, full of luster and whimsy, that Wes Anderson invents in his films. This dazzling visual array is always paired with equa...