Inspiring displays of plates, bowls, vases and other ceramic goodness from my archive of Domino Deco Files.
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7 comments:
The plates on the wall in those couple of pictures look great!
just come across your blog, it's lovely! i miss domino mag.. :(
Love it all! (I miss Domino, too...)
all these plate walls are making me drool...
*sigh* my heart aches for domino.
anyone know where the editors ended up? i miss their style.
oh the seahorses! I am trying to find that online... do we know where the dried seahorses come from!?
Sorry — no idea what the source is for the seahorses! I'd start with a site that offered seashells and such and go from there! Good luck!
Lori
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