The ogee motif is repeated in the drapes, decorative paper in frames and backing wigs, and the rug. (The modernist lighting pendant lamp has a related wave-like pattern.) The ogee pattern was inspired by a pair of antique chairs that were too fragile to sit in, so became decorative accents. There was a collection of wigs from prior projects that could have covered every inch of this wall, but I opted for just a few.

♥ Strips hand appliquéd on top of premium cotton voile with handmade diamond patterns, create a three-dimensional work of art. ♥ This is not only a very comfortable quilt, but also a elegant luxury to add to your bedroom. ♥ The combination of light color and its light weight makes it a perfect addition your summer beddings. ♥ Cotton voile is a multifaceted fabric for both interior designing and clothing. It is lightweight, soft and 100% cotton semi sheer fabric that has awesome drapes in fragile folds. Voile has a smooth surface that resembles fine gauze. We love wearing cotton because it's natural, breathable and washable. Cotton Voile brings it to deeper level of comfort. The crucial factors that are considered while producing the Cotton Voile Quilts emphasize on the quality of the fabric so that it is durable and good in the long run.

Final picture of a completely remodeled kitchen, new cabinetry, new flooring, new hood over the stove, glass back-splash to the ceiling, custom window treatments, built in bar, Moen plumbing fixtures, marshmellow creme cabinets painted with a nickel glazing, special order hardware with antique pewter finish. All work performed by Exodus Construction. Designed by Exodus Design Group Photograph by Aaron Usher

These display details provide a well lit protected location to display the client's fragile pottery collection. The glass panels have no visible hardware that would obstruct the view of the pieces. Because they are double sided, there is a visual connection between the living room and dining room in a structural wall. Photo: Darren Eskandari

We always like to bring some Mother Nature and natural elements into the spaces we decorate. Sumac is our new favorite. It's fragile and fluid, but it can also be a little bit frightening with the crooks and hooks. Nothing scary about this chandelier we made from sumac branches! Pink with the hanging lanterns ... it's a showstopper!

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Inspiration for a modern partial sun landscaping in New York with decking for summer.

Create a space in your home that is perfect for both parent and child. Modern and classy for Mom, and low and reachable for child. The board books love the bottom shelf, where little ones can learn to be responsible and put them away themselves; while the books with more fragile pages are safe and secure several shelves above.

LEICHT modern cabinetry in a smooth Fossil Grey matte finish is used everywhere in this new kitchen design in this sprawling wood beam home located amidst natural countryside landscaping. The rich warm grey cabinetry adds a modern twist, with quietude, to the expansive rustic wood beams and wood floor that are architecturally visible throughout. Dekton Laurent is the perfect selection for the countertop with its deep brown color and copper-gold veining – a durable and modern alternative to the more fragile quarried Port Laurent Marble. Attention to every detail includes the rich warmth of a copper faucet. Stainless steel appliances add bling yet blend in wonderfully with the grey cabinetry for continuity. Open Plan The designer brilliantly planned every cabinet, appliance, and work zone carefully to assure good function while maintaining the expansive views throughout. The calming palette of warm gray and brown everywhere unites and harmonizes the open plan of this peaceful country home. LEICHT, Modern Kitchen Cabinets NY.

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This is an example of a modern partial sun landscaping in New York with decking for summer.

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Photo of a modern partial sun landscaping in New York with decking for summer.

Thank you to Heather Hilliard, from http://Heatherhilliard.com and Solis Betancourt & Sherrill, for choosing our one-of-a-kind Lost wax cast seaweed lamps in their great spaces! These lamps are made by individually dipping each piece of the hand-harvested and fragile dried seaweed into wax, making a mold from that wax, and pouring a molten bronze into the mold, which incinerates the wax and organic material. The newly cast bronze pieces are cooled, and then arranged by hand by our artisans, welding each piece into place to create the desirable form. They are carefully patinaed and finished, using a unique custom hot patina https://www.luxesource.com/designs/41394 http://www.heatherhilliarddesign.com/Gallery-/Hillsborough-Residence-II/1 - use this one as the main image please http://www.houzz.com/photos/32253591/Bay-Area-Summer-Home-transitional-bedroom-san-francisco

Everything you need to know is here: https://motivationalartwork.com/aboutme/ Purchase here: https://omaste-witkowski.pixels.com/featured/peachy-perfect-iris-garden-art-by-omaste-witkowski-omaste-witkowski.html Buy Abstract Paintings and Prints by Omaste Witkowski, Photographer and Fine Artist. Prints From Mixed Media Paintings and Designs. Originals and custom commission art available. Buy Art Online. Colorful Abstract Wall Art. Abstract Landscapes, Flowers and more... If you like my Art Gallery, please push the Pinterest, FB, Google+, Twitter or SU Buttons! Thank you! All artwork in this gallery is the original artwork of Omaste Witkowski. All Rights Reserved. It is for sale, copyrighted to Omaste Witkowski and, as such, is protected by US and International Copyright laws. Thank you for your interest in my artwork!

Nobody would be foolish enough to knowingly purchase PIZZA using a third party call-center middleman.But every day, thousands of people do exactly that when they purchase flowers for delivery! That’s because a NEW TYPE of “florist” has appeared on the scene. And that means most flower buyers pay as much as 50% MORE than they should pay! Finding A Floral Supplier When a prospective flower buyer wants to buy flowers, his first stop is usually the internet. The author’s flower shop is in Charlotte, NC and the two most widely used search terms in this area are: “Charlotte flowers” and “Charlotte florist.” When the customer searches for either of these terms, he will get a list of results. Paid results (advertising) are usually shown first. Organic (website) results come after the advertisements. When a customer clicks on an advertisement, he is usually taken to a beautiful website owned by a call-center floral middleman offering beautiful flowers, hand-delivered by a LOCAL florist. And the products are sales TAX FREE. But what is not revealed is that the middle man does not actually have a flower shop in Charlotte! The Difference Between Toasters and Flowers With “durable” products like toasters and sweaters, the location of the seller isn’t terribly important. That’s because the products will be shipped from a warehousevia USPS, UPS or FedEx. But flower arrangements are *fragile* and cannot be shipped that way! Instead, they must be locally custom-hand-crafted and hand-delivered! And this means that if a customer orders from a middleman’s website, the order must – somehow – be passed from the middleman’s company to a REAL local florist in, for example, Charlotte, NC. This “order transfer” is done by one of the three florist-to-florist networks: FTD, Teleflora and Bloomnet (1-800-Flowers). Too Many FEES and COMMISSIONS Membership in these networks is not free, so the middleman always adds a “handling charge” – typically about $15 -- to the customer’s bill to help pay for hiscosts to access to the network. Please note that the $15 handling charge usually far exceedsany TAX FREE “savings!” But the “handling charge” only helps pay for *access* to the network. The florist-to-florist network also takes a 7% commission, and also credits a 20% selling commission back to the middleman! What this means is that, for a typical online floral purchase, just under HALF of the customer’s money vanishes in unnecessary FEES and COMMISSIONS. By comparison, when a customer buys a toaster from an independent business listing it on Amazon, only a few percent of the purchase price goes to fees and commissions. With this huge profit potential available to third party floral marketers, it is not surprising that these middlemen spend huge sums on advertising and sales promotion. A few years back, one even took an ad during the Super Bowl! Buy Direct For Better Value Clearly, the consumer will always get His Best Floral Value by placing his floral order DIRECT with a Real Florist n the City where the flowers will be delivered. Sometimes it may be difficult to tell whether a Flower Supplier is located “in town.”Here are three easy ways to separate a “real” florist from a floral middleman: 1. Look for the street address, city and state on the website. Often this will be found on a tab labeled “About Us” or “Contact Us.” If you cannot find an address at all, then this is almost certainly a middleman! 2. Look at the telephone number. If the only number on the website is a TOLL FREE “800” number, then the floral supplier is probably not local. 3. Look at the invoice (before you click the BUY NOW button!) for any “Handling” or “Service” charges. A REAL florist will never add these charges to your bill! For more information about Charlotte Flowers and Charlotte Florist, please visit the author’s Flower Hut website at http://flowerhut.com. BUT, if you do not want flowers delivered to Charlotte, Matthews, Mint Hill or Pineville, NC, please do NOT order from us! Take the time to find a REAL florist in the town where you need flowers delivered. You’ll be glad you did!

LEICHT modern cabinetry in a smooth Fossil Grey matte finish is used everywhere in this new kitchen design in this sprawling wood beam home located amidst natural countryside landscaping. The rich warm grey cabinetry adds a modern twist, with quietude, to the expansive rustic wood beams and wood floor that are architecturally visible throughout. Dekton Laurent is the perfect selection for the countertop with its deep brown color and copper-gold veining – a durable and modern alternative to the more fragile quarried Port Laurent Marble. Attention to every detail includes the rich warmth of a copper faucet. Stainless steel appliances add bling yet blend in wonderfully with the grey cabinetry for continuity. Open Plan The designer brilliantly planned every cabinet, appliance, and work zone carefully to assure good function while maintaining the expansive views throughout. The calming palette of warm gray and brown everywhere unites and harmonizes the open plan of this peaceful country home. LEICHT, Modern Kitchen Cabinets NY.

LEICHT modern cabinetry in a smooth Fossil Grey matte finish is used everywhere in this new kitchen design in this sprawling wood beam home located amidst natural countryside landscaping. The rich warm grey cabinetry adds a modern twist, with quietude, to the expansive rustic wood beams and wood floor that are architecturally visible throughout. Dekton Laurent is the perfect selection for the countertop with its deep brown color and copper-gold veining – a durable and modern alternative to the more fragile quarried Port Laurent Marble. Attention to every detail includes the rich warmth of a copper faucet. Stainless steel appliances add bling yet blend in wonderfully with the grey cabinetry for continuity. Open Plan The designer brilliantly planned every cabinet, appliance, and work zone carefully to assure good function while maintaining the expansive views throughout. The calming palette of warm gray and brown everywhere unites and harmonizes the open plan of this peaceful country home. LEICHT, Modern Kitchen Cabinets NY.

The Grasslands home was born out of and celebrates the beautiful but fragile grassland ecology of the Carmel Valley. Our client’s desire to actively simplify his lifestyle to the most essential elements inclusive of space clearly drove sensibilities in the design. In addition the home features a precision, derived from the client’s love of flight, a grounded-ness from his love of books and the love of his horse. To meet the simplistic beauty of the scope, the home consists of three interconnected glass pavilions and a detached barn which wrap to the bowl shape of the land. The pavilions are comprised of a master suite, a library/living room, kitchen, and a meditation sanctuary; the barn, his horse and car. The design focuses on preserving the delicate ecosystem of the surrounding grasslands, while concurrently incorporate views and maximize solar orientation. In support, the pavilions sit on the perimeter of an existing bowl shaped depression in the hillside. Three primary landscape walls run parallel to the topography, emphasizing the shape and spatial definition of the land as well as providing locations to anchor the structures. Pulled up and out of the landscape, the buildings jut over the anchor walls, hovering above the native grasses. In section, the land appears to flow through the pavilions, undisturbed and collaborative to the architecture.

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This sculpture presents a striking contrast between rigid structure and collective movement. Two solid white blocks stand apart, forming a gap between them, while a dense row of red human-like figures spans the space above, linking the two sides. The repeated forms appear intertwined, their legs and bodies merging into one continuous rhythm. Individual figures become almost indistinguishable, transforming into a single flowing mass. Their vivid red color suggests vitality, urgency, and shared energy, while the white blocks below remain still and silent. Balanced precariously across the divide, the figures act as a living bridge. The work reflects the power of collective action—how individuals, when moving together, can overcome separation and create connection. It speaks to themes of interdependence, unity, and the fragile yet powerful structures that emerge when many bodies move with a common direction. 40 cm x 70 cm x 10 cm Bronze, Aluminum