A43 Collaborates With Mariam Diehl
At A43, the design process of every project begins the same way: with a roll of trace paper, a pen, and a myriad of questions.
Chris and team start sketching and asking questions like: Where should the home sit on the site? How should we think about sun exposure and weather patterns? Does the design fit within the context of the neighborhood? What about material schemes, proportions, and composition of building forms? Does this floor plan fit the needs of our client? How are we going to get this home permitted and built? There are an innumerable set of questions to ask when designing a home. But amidst the constant stream of questions, we’re also looking for opportunities. We find ourselves searching for moments within a home to place art. Artwork has the remarkable ability to transform any home. Art adds personality, depth, and a touch of creative expression.
The process of curating art for your home goes beyond finding pieces that appeal to a client’s aesthetic preferences. It involves understanding the space, considering the overall ambiance, and selecting artworks that resonate with clients on a deeper level. To help us achieve this, A43 architecture collaborates with experts like Mariam Diehl of Diehl Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming.
Curating art for a custom home is a meticulous process. It requires a deep understanding of our client’s vision and a discerning eye for exceptional art. Mariam does an excellent job of carefully selecting pieces from various sources like renowned dealers, art fairs, and auctions. The aim is always to create a captivating and harmonious environment that showcases our client's unique style and fosters an atmosphere of luxury and sophistication. When architecture and interior design coalesce around the perfect piece of art, the art becomes an integral part of the home's identity and truly enriches our clients’ living experience.
Recently, A43 had the pleasure of playing the part of client. Diehl Gallery helped curate art pieces for the A43 office in Jackson. It was a wonderfully collaborative effort that began with a detailed conversation led by Mariam. She guided us through preferences, style, scale, lighting, and ambiance. As always, Mariam took great notes. She and her team then provided several fabulous options based on our feedback. Our office features work by artists David Pirrie, Kate Hunt, and Jonathan Smith.