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We see no more than we expect to see. Nothing new. Our stereotyped notions block our clear vision and crowd out imagination. Funny enough, this happens without any alarms sounding, so we never realize it is occurring. And that’s a pity, because I am sure we can do much better. In other words, see more.
With this version of “Nosybirds Perspective”, I like to illustrate “the open mind”. Finally, to see (and hear) more beautiful and unexpected things around us.
Size: 39.4 - 39.4 Inch (100 - 100 cm). Acrylic on Linen. Info: Jos Brolmann, hello@nosybirds.com or cell +31630023520.
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Dome at top of spiral staircase. Dome diameter is about fifteen feet. The dome is traditional three coat plaster. Photo by Larry Stoll.
Home design - large traditional home design idea in New York
Home design - large traditional home design idea in New York

Inspiration for a small contemporary powder room remodel in Denver with a wall-mount sink and multicolored walls

There was a sliding door in this master bedroom and we wanted something to give full privacy but let in nice light. We used the Hunter Douglas Luminette for a soft sheer look however these can be closed at night for full privacy. This is an extremely versatile product for sliding doors.

Home Office, traditional with a snap of contemporary
Beautiful wallpaper and contemporary carpet update the traditional home office.
Home design - transitional home design idea in Seattle
Home design - transitional home design idea in Seattle

We solve the I can't-take-it-any-more headaches of homeowners in the Boston area.
Example of a classic deck design in Boston
Example of a classic deck design in Boston

Front entry drop zone and coat hook area at a beautiful home on Lake Minnetonka. The panels were wire brushed to add texture and emphasize the grain. This home features many amazing reclaimed timbers which bring with them texture, grain and history. We wire brushed the cabinets and shelves to compliment the character of timbers and beams. Photos by Ben Roosa Photography. www.benroosaphotos.com
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