Hi Everyone,

I know we're all in vacation mode right now, especially considering our summer is in full swing, but I can't resist showing off the latest update ofartwork at the Gray Malin Studio. One of the best things about printing everything in houseand working exclusively with a local framer is that we are able to easily switch out the artwork within the studio. Whether at work or in the comfort of your own home, I hope this revisit to my studio helps inspire your next new Gray Malin aerial photography print.

THE ENTRANCE

As you walk up the stairs to the studio, you're immediately greeted with a beautiful diptych...this one was shot soaring over Camps Bay, South Africa.

EDITING ROOM

At the top of the stairs, our editing room offers a quiet retreat from the main office. It's perfect for myself or a member of Team GM to use whenever we're working on projects that require a little extra focus. For this room, I updated it with a couple vertical prints of relaxing beaches in Australia. We've got Whitehaven Beach of the Whitsunday Islands up topand Curl Curl Beachof Sydney on the bottom.

LOBBY

For our waiting area, I kept our smalls of the Parker in place, then mixed up the verticals along this wall with new beach aerials of Thailand.

MAIN OFFICE

For the primary room, we have a lot of wall space to work with, which is great considering we also have a lot of options when it comes to artwork. To create an eternal summer space, I filled this wall with a variety of beach aerial photography of the Hamptons: E_ast Hamptons Umbrellas, Hamptons Horizontal, East Hampton_ and Ditch Plains. Then_,_ looking out over the office, you'll see a lone snorkler enjoying the waters of Bora Bora...

If you caught my latest home reveal, then you already know that I went for a tropical vibe with a little help from a few relaxing Hawaiian beach aerials inour newly finishedGuest Bedroom. Well, I think I still was in that mode while updating the shelf art in our lounge area...

I keptThe Wave, St. Barthshanging alongside the top shelf of a medium The Study fromArt of Livingas well as the small horizontalPalm Tree Beach, Kauai, then switch out the triptych that was previously there with the brand new Hapuna Beach, Triptychwhich I shot earlier this year. Then, updated the small verical with one ofmy latest beach aerials from Palm Beach and Miami.

Thanks so much for stopping by, again! It was showing off the latest with you all. If you're thinking about doing a few home decor updates of your own, may I suggest perusing our largest and most popular series, À la Plage? Happy Decorating!

Cheers,

xx

GM

Photos byLaurel & Wolf