Gigi Hadid’s Now-Iconic Pasta Cabinets Were Painstakingly Made By Hand
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Gigi Hadid recently showcased her Bohemian-inspired home with a shot of her colorful pasta-filled cabinets. The design quickly irked social media users, who commented that it had even “ruined” their day.
The artist behind the now-iconic pasta cabinet is Linda Miller Nicolson from Seattle. Miller Nicolson is known for her plant-dyed pasta art, which can be made edible or inedible depending on the purpose.
Hadid enlisted the artist to fill her five cabinets with vibrantly-colored pasta inthe three-and-half-inch deep glass pockets. Miller Nicolson used some of her signature kinds of pasta such as farfalle, tagliatelle, and garganelli.
The colors were based on Hadid’s Missoni settee, which the artist stated is the “most important juxtaposition.”
However, the process was no easy feat. The artist shared with People that she had to “hand lacquer and shellac every piece of pasta” that were displayed on the cabinets. The project ultimately took one month to be completed in the end.
View the final product below.
Gigi Hadid's Manhattan apartment. Pasta much? pic.twitter.com/1FHDoCEtPO
— blerg and 69 others (@Rutho_) July 26, 2020
[via People, cover image via JStone / Shutterstock.com]
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