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Lets talk about me
My name is Josh and Im the originator of punk shui. Inspired by the large amount of crappy designers that fuel our mucked up cultural aesthetic, I have devoted myself to helping those who desire more from life and their living space, seeking to push the limits of what people consider design. Im based in New York City, but I have clients all over the country. I own a company that specializes in advising punk shui worshipers how to do as I do. I design interiors, but I also do sculpture, installations and film that tend to reflect the punk shui aesthetic. Basically, I help a lot of my clients embrace chaos, to break the rules, and to let some original ideas out of the box. Through the concept of punk shui, I work to further the general belief that individual freedom should prevail and the design equivalent of Ashley Simpson should not.
Weve had quite the wave of new punk shui followers recently. Most are people who are sick of doing things in a predictable, boring way and want to shake up their lives. A lot are artists, and some are people who have always wanted to be artists. In general, they are people sick of following the pack and doing what all of their friends deem cool or acceptable. Whatever the case, theres no prerequisite to punk shuiing your placeonly this: you must be open-minded, ready for the ride, and not easily offended.
WHAT PEOLE ARE SAYING ABOUT PUNK SHUI:
"There is now a name for the hipster practice of collecting soiled, random furniture and knick knacks off the streets to use as home decor: punk shui.New York designer and author Josh Amatore Hughes says his book "Punk Shui: Home Design for Anarchists" is an answer to all those Target and IKEA-furnished apartments, which he says lack individual style. The book is a primer on how to "punk" your apartment....Of course now that there's a book out on the punk home aesthetic, the whole idea could become mainstream. Just imagine: plastic Jesus statues and dirty throw pillows for sale at Target and IKEA. Would it still be punk, then? We'll stop there, it's making our brains hurt."--Associated Press, Wednesday, By COLLEEN LONG, NEW YORK
