As far as I'm concerned anything along the lines of stone, marble, or plaster is a good idea. And if it involves a statue, well that's even better!
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| I want a statue in my house. And, those beat up outdoor chairs make me very happy. |
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| photo credit William Abranowicz |
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| This is from a Bobby McAlpine house. Balustrades holding fire wood - nice. |
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| Also, from my hero McAlpine is this sink. That's classic sexy. photo credit Don Freeman. |
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| Last week I mentioned I had a design idea for the walls of my outdoor dining/lounging porch. This photo and the next should be a good hint. From Oscar de la Renta |
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| photo credit Rene' Stoelite |
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| I would do this...really I would! photo credit deide von schaewen. |
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| This photo was one of a series highlighting furniture in World of Interiors and granted this was styled and photographed in a museum - but there's an idea here. photo credit Bill Batten. |
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| photo credit Fritz von der schulenberg. |
Have you ever been to Sir John Soane's Museum in London? You'd be in heaven.
ReplyDeletePhoto 2 could totally be your center hall.
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ReplyDeleteNo I haven't been to Soane's, but London is my next destination the next chance I get to go to Europe - now I have one more thing to add to my list! Thanks...
randy i have access to almost all the elements for 6th image. let me know if i can help
ReplyDeleteon a shopping trip this weekend i found some wall mannequins. i can't wait to start the venetian plaster (behr's paint) in layers and shades of antiquity, wish me luck
debra