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thelouvre wrote:
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Karen Heffernan
www.zgallerie.com also has the stool
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pathailey
Stool-west elm mirror side table,galleries.com
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rickirep
do you have dulux colours
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Sarah Windy
I really love this wall color with the flooring
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Rachel Reider Interiors
Check out the Vitale Vases from Z Gallerie.
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Diana Cim
Thank you very much. I thought that the ones in the picture are smaller.
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Lompier Interior Group
You can make the console to order. It is not difficult. The design is simple.
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Mayra Gacon
is it made of wood? what type of finish??
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Annie Thornton I believe this Mirror is from Global Views, which, unfortunately, is available only to the trade. However, this looks like the same mirror as well.
http://www.highfashionhome.com/flower-mirror-white.html
http://www.highfashionhome.com/flower-mirror-white.html
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Jennie Nunn
Los Angeles–based design duo Woodson & Rummerfield also have a similar design (with a different scallop pattern): http://www.wandrlust.com/sunset_mirror_by_woodson_and_rummerfields_3680_prd1.htm
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This was from a trade only resource and it was a while back so I believe it's been discontinued unfortunately but I recommend the parsons desk at West Elm. They are very affordable!
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It is from a trade-only source but try the parsons desk at West Elm
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Christine W
mirror, mirror on the wall. Gawsh.
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Lily Gahagan
Hi Barbara,
It looks like you can buy it through Jonathan Adler. Check it out:
http://www.jonathanadler.com/Zebra-Rug/?cat=0&initial=4585
It looks like you can buy it through Jonathan Adler. Check it out:
http://www.jonathanadler.com/Zebra-Rug/?cat=0&initial=4585
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Becky Harris added this to Make the Most of a Console Table
Pair with a mirror. A mirror with an interesting frame adds style and gives you a great spot to check your face before you dash out the door.
Beth Dotolo, ASID, RID, NCIDQ added this to Underfoot: Your Guide to Hide
Faux hides. If you're like me and love the look of hide but just don't want it in your home, faux is the way to go! Jonathan Adler has a great wool option that will add a funky twist to your space while still being kind to our beloved bovine.
Erin Lang Norris added this to 12 Ways to Avoid Entryway Chaos
Mirror. Zinging back and forth through the house before leaving for the day will only be increased if there's not a mirror next to the doorway. I'd suggest keeping it small and above the shoulders, as a larger one may contribute to second guesses and outfit changes.
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Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Frame Your Views With Great Moldings and Casings
A traditional approach to moldings highlights them with a bright white paint makes everything look clean while creating a great contrast with the walls.
Erika Ward - Erika Ward Interiors added this to Animal-Inspired Rugs Call the Wild Indoors
Though I've never seen a orange-and-white zebra in the wild, its look has found its rightful place in home decor. Not only does this idea expand our color creativity, it is an animal-friendly option, too. Clever. More: Your Guide to HidesDecorating With ZebraCrocodile Rocks20 Leopard-Print Finds
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Halloween Un-decorating: Orange, Candles and Ghostly White
Decorating for Halloween can be subtle: orange accents often do the trick. And you can take a seasonal approach. Perhaps this zebra-patterned rug, tray and twigs (in the background) are brought out each fall. Winter, spring and summer may yield completely different runners/rugs, console accessories and florals — and none of it has to be exhorbitantly expensive!
Love Your Room LLC added this to Complete Your Room With a Floor Vase
Fill a lonely corner with two coordinating vases of different heights. It will instantly give life and add color to an area that's often overlooked.
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