Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Moments of Beauty
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atmosphere
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black
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fashion
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fine art photography
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hair
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moments of beauty
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paolo roversi
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pattern
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polka dots
A Lofty Shop
This stunning New York loft apartment is actually a store — it's the physical retail space of the lovely online shop The Line. Every item in it is for sale, right down to the soap in the bathroom. Brilliant concept. I could so easily live here.
(photography by aubrie pick. via apartment 34 by way of my unfinished home)
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aubrie pick
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bohemian style
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elegant modern
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favourites
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glam
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large spaces
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loft style
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midcentury modern
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modern
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new york
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New York style
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shop
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the line
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white
Sponsor Spotlight
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Jamie Herzlinger now
represents Studio E wallpaper! Here's what Jamie herself has to say about this lovely company:
"We are so excited that we now
represent my favorite wallpaper company! I have used Studio E in all of my
projects because their products are one of a kind and are the only company that
makes Venetian plaster in the form of wallpaper! Studio E also specializes in
metal-leaf wallpapers, I recently used the Egypt #2274 paper in white gold in
my 5th Avenue project. Studio E has been used by many high-end
retail stores around the world, such as Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co.
Linda of After Antoinette has a truly charming idea for those who love objects with a history — the Vintage Lucky Dip Tin. Linda says, "This is a wee vintage metal tin stuffed full with eclectic vintage delights. When I was a little girl I loved the pocket money treat called a 'Jamboree Bag' which had a winning combination of sweets and toys. This Vintage Lucky Dip Tin is in the spirit of this memory." Many of the items in the tin are French in origin — I can picture these as part of a tiny still life, decorating a gift, part of an art collage or tucked into a card for a friend. The possibilities are endless.
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after antoinette
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collecting
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furniture
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interior design
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jamie herzlinger
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jamieshop
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midcentury modern
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rove concepts
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sponsor spotlight
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sponsors
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studio e
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vintage
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wallpaper
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walls
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