This simple yet classic floral design features calla lilies and tulips that look and feel real. Available in a contemporary wood or mirrored glass vase, Buttercup is a stunning centerpiece. The floral arrangement is battery operated making it easy to move from a dining room celebration-- to any space in your home as a lamp or floral accessory.

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"Groovy" is an all glass and steel wall sculpture that is made out of 73 pieces of individually hand cut art glass. The steel is prepared and welded with each joint forming the foundation for the precise placement of the glass above it, creating a dynamic yet harmonious composition.

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Lilium Friso

The appeal of one of the most striking marbles evokes the chromatic depth of the desert night sky, elevated to a surface of exquisite design. Available in size 1200×3000 mm and Laminam 5 + and Laminam 5 thicknesses, this slab offers 3 pattern designs, created with the cutting-edge technology of the Laminam technique, which elevates the value of marble, one of the most widely used naturally available materials for sophisticated architectural designs.

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Los Angeles based Interior Designer Erika Bruder wanted to transform an upstairs hallway into an art gallery in this year's Pasadena Showcase House. Collaborating with Fine Art Photography gallery PurePhoto, she used a Dunn-Edwards Molasses paint color on the walls to contrast the bright and contemporary fine art photography pieces. PurePhoto worked with Erika to face mount prints to acrylic for a "floating" feel of off of the wall. PurePhoto then framed the pieces in the darkest spaces in white wood gallery frames to lighten up the space. Photo Credit: Mike Kelley