Living room seen as a reflection in an Aesthetic Movement mirror
Detail of Blanc de Chine and tin glazed ware
A Chinese export games table used in lieu of a tea table
As Loyd Grossman would say, " Who lives in a house like this?"
Thirteen years ago we did. Before I was fired from the fashion magazine and before I got my first decorating commission. A two bedroom apartment in an Art Deco building in North London. The rooms were painted a wonderful taupe called 'Osprey'. The central hallway was painted a much darker shade. Sisal covered the floor throughout and white linen hung at the windows. Nothing was planed, it just happened.
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Friday, 29 February 2008
Through the keyhole
Posted by HOBAC at 19:25
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Lovely.
Your calling was whispering in your ear. The paintings are lovely as well.
as soon as i save the sufficient amount of coins, i'm hiring you ...
Fashion magazine, Art Deco building in North London . . . sounds rather intriguing!
You've got my curiosity going! I can visualize your apartment and it sounds lovely!
What luck to have been fired! And now we have HOBAC. I should send your erstwhile employer a thank you. Thanks for the glimpse of a life well-lived.
LC - thank you.
Mrs B - oddly enough it is the only one we have never framed or displayed. Glad you like it though.
This is why we're all such fans of yours- your keen sense of style (and that sharp tongue of yours too!). The painting is heavenly.
How beautiful! What a life - one worth living.
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