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" \u2022 Textile designer Lulu de Kwiatkowski names Henri Matisse as a longtime influence. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve always loved the artist&amp;#039;s use of color,&amp;quot; she says, citing his vibrant Fauvist canvases. Her new fabric Colors, left, pays homage to his late-period paper collages, such as the 1947 Panel with Mask.  \u2022 Interior designer Jamie Drake is a fan of artist Thomas Ruff&amp;#039;s Substrat series: &amp;quot;These manipulated photographic pieces are intoxicating,&amp;quot; he says, adding that the intense hues in Substrat 24 I, from 2004, inspired the palette of his new living room.  \u2022 &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m deeply interested in the Aesthetic Movement,&amp;quot; says decorator Thomas Jayne of the 19th-century style that mixed Arab, Asian, and European elements. The Kingscote mansion&amp;#039;s dining room in Newport, Rhode Island, is a favorite. &amp;quot;One whole wall is squares of Tiffany glass\u2014wickedly inventive for the 1880s.&amp;quot;  \u2022 For his resort 2012 collection, fashion designer Prabal Gurung looked to Yayoi Kusama. &amp;quot;Her art channels the freelove moment of the &amp;#039;60s, with its bright colors, polkadot motifs, and floral prints.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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