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13 comments:
Love it. But I may be blinded by the Serge Mouille.
I LOVE it—pinning the heck out of this!
The pieces on their own are great but the vignette seems to be the stuff of designer nightmares. The spooky wall color with the light fixture ready to attack is kinda funny to me.
I think I sat under a hairdryer that looked like this.
A little too "moody" for me. I heart that desk, though.
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Well, I know they just were able to capture the giant deep ocean squid on film in the Sea of Japan, but this is far from watery. None of this speaks to me unless you're speaking early Gulag. Hopefully, the view is better outdoors! What is that thing working its way across the ceiling?
Michele from Boston - Looks like a broken section of the concrete ceiling. "Nothing a little paint won't fix," said the designer.
Creepy - just like a scene from the horror genre - I'd had the feeling to be obliged to look over my shoulder all the time...
open up and say aaaahhhh
Style to the point of breakdown. Digging it:)
Dunno.
That vase and goblet are driving me insane.
When your kindergarten art teacher told you that your pipe cleaner/dixie cup art project could translate to real world design, she lied.
oh, i love the chandelier! love it love it love it. seriously, love it!
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