Every now and then you stumble upon work that is so creatively fascinating that it moves and inspires you.  Today we’re highlighting Dan Funderburgh, as his library of meticulous wallpaper falls into this awe-inspiring category.  Each of Funderburgh’s repeats draws upon historical references, be it Moorish mosaics, American op art, or simple tools humans use in everyday life.  Marrying commercial materials with modern day thought, Funderburgh’s art has seeped into several pockets of society, making significant waves throughout overlapping creative communities.  From 5Boro skateboards to the walls of Cooper-Hewitt’s Design Museum and the Miami’s Museum of Contemporary Art, Funderburgh continues to merge art, living and attitude.  Check out our Q+A for a glimpse into his daily routine.