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Artist : Henrique Oliveira, palais de tokyo, Paris 2013

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A little whimsy, a little anxiety.. 😂

Stunning ceiling details in White City Ballroom✨167 plaster "stalactites" that have been meticulously restored to their original 1893 design, complete with Edison bulbs.

Detail of the Day: Lotus Embroidery. http://ow.ly/NlHg50LZHLt
Lizzo Design

Wonderful source for flooring!!

Here's a custom-cut rug we installed a while back. Gorgeous watery rug with a Jamestown watery view that can't be beat!

Room concept and carpet selection by Ramona Rodger. One of our very favorite designers, Ramona can create a beautiful living space to fit any budget.

Amazing!

Customize a Wall Sconce with our team to enhance your interiors and beautifully spread light throughout your space.

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Caleb Woodard Furniture

Whoa!

That’s just stunning

Introducing the Teardrop Pendant, a transparent overlay of color coats the inside of the teardrop-shaped glass, like a wine stain. Available as a single pendant or can be hung in multiples from a single canopy.

Customize yours here: bit.ly/3U0Cxi0

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Cyan Design Ibis Table Lamps Take home this gorgeous resin Ibis table lamp to add a touch of whimsy and magic. Made by Cyan Design. Cyan Design is the source for unique decorative objects. Decorative accessories for the most vibrant interior design. - color: gold-amber and made of: resin - height: 35 diameter: 14.5 - finish:...

Street art installation by [IG]

Wind Effects

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From Pat Schneider's book, Another River.

Summer must haves!

Cape Cod Morning by Edward Hopper c. 1950 courtesy Smithsonian American Art Museum Location: 1st Floor South Wing.

As a painter, Hopper was a realist. One of his influences was Winslow Homer. The idea of the open narrative that is left up to the viewer, specifically a woman looking at something that we don’t see, was also one of Homer’s favorite themes. It only seems natural that Hopper would define Americana for so many.

Nothing seems to fit quite right in “Cape Cod Morning,” by Edward Hopper. There is not a clear narrative, so the viewer needs to imagine their own story as to what is going on. Hopper often created spaces, or spheres of influence that contrast with each other. Examples of this include the civilized world vs. nature, or indoors vs. outdoors. Here, the woman almost exists in a space between two worlds. The shutters on the window look like immovable bars that secure her, and her surroundings to a static spot. The way Hopper sets the bay window in shadow allows us to question if she belongs in either space outside of her “cell.” While the woods are dense, and impenetrable, they are neat, and tidy. The grass is tall, but the colors are warm. The trees line up in order, it is the thickness, and breadth of the forest allows them to become the unknown. Hopper connects the interior space of the window to both the house, and the woods with color. The shades are a similar hue to the lightest trees in the forest. The red in the woman’s dress is repeated in the base of the house, as well as a highlight in the grass. The color of the room, lampshade, and woman’s hair is echoed in the grass as well. He cuts the painting almost in half between the house, and the yard/forest. Hopper leaves the viewer to wonder if she is leaning forward in trepidation or is it longing to break free.

Gorgeous modern lighting, genius designer!

The Enchanted Forest Collection, designed by Tracy herself, is a contemporary light fixture reminiscent of a cozy aesthetic, lighter + more flexible. Timeless + iconic, for sure.

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This unbraided rope installation by MelloLandini

Beautiful craftsmanship, locally made!

Gorgeous!

Introducing our Cressida Bell Collection The color combinations and patterns span from strikingly contemporary to classic, and each is derived from Bell's personal stories.

Want to see a sign of a professional painter? Found these in my client's kitchen drawer, they represent the total palette for his condo! Thank you, Aaron Jurgens of Cutting Edge Professional Painting, your work is outstanding!!