John Hamm as Don Draper Photo: courtesy of AMC
Talk of the style-setting show Mad Men is rampant. Media outlets and audiences far and wide are intoxicated by the sleek mid-century cool of the show’s fashion, interiors, and cocktails. Now in its fourth season, Mad Men inspired style is in the spotlight everywhere from Design Within Reach to Banana Republic to QVC.
Steven Miller "Untitled #16"
I’m tickled that Mad Men is raising the profile of one of my favorite time periods, as far as style is concerned.
Alex Lupse "Noise"
The show’s set decorator Amy Wells, twice nominated for an Emmy for her work on the show, has created pitch-perfect early 1960s interiors representing Manhattan swank, Palm Springs modern (my fave) and suburban traditional.
Maude Andrade "Warm Snow"
If you love the look, consider adding a touch of Mad Men style to your walls. Whether you Draperize your living room with florals:
Ann Painter "Irises After Van Gogh"
Bernard Victor "Tropical Fruit, Flowers and Candle"
Elizabeth Miller "Bouquet"
or Sterling Cooperize your loft with abstracts,
Mary Lea Bradley "Intrigue"
Harold Smith "Jazzstract - Albert Ayler"
Sandra Wray "Untitled (13)"
these original works of art from Zatista will evoke a bygone era and help you mix a little bit of madness into your world.
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