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"The Porcelina Collection was created to offer large-scale lighting fixtures that coordinate with our extensive Limoges Collection of translucent porcelain.
The sculpted surfaces of these faux porcelain shades capture the classic, yet contemporary, designs of the delicate ""Impressions"" of the Limoges Collection."

Raymond Limoges, Owner took these before and after pictures. With the improvements made, you can see how the Curb Appeal of this property skyrocketed!
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Kitchen cabinets (and see Cabinet of Curiosities) are salvaged from an apothecary. Round pewter lamps from Arteriors Home. Long walnut table is Italian 19th. Stools with silver leather seats from Retrouvious in London. Various china collections include Russel Wright, Solian Ware, Constance Spry, Limoges.

I live for moments of grace, such as classical music, beautiful china, fine art, and textiles.
This home is a testament of this philosophy, with an eclectic mix of the fine and the understated. Next to a work of irreplaceable fine art is hung a tapestry from Turkey, purchased in a market for pennies. On display, collections of fine Herend china and exquisite Limoges boxes sit alongside some of HomeGoods’ best ceramic offerings.
In this home, I’m inspired by textiles and fabrics, different dimensions, mixes of color, history, and artistic focal points; but most of all I am inspired by the intangible feeling of a piece.
Cydney Ambrose

I live for moments of grace, such as classical music, beautiful china, fine art, and textiles.
This home is a testament of this philosophy, with an eclectic mix of the fine and the understated. Next to a work of irreplaceable fine art is hung a tapestry from Turkey, purchased in a market for pennies. On display, collections of fine Herend china and exquisite Limoges boxes sit alongside some of HomeGoods’ best ceramic offerings.
In this home, I’m inspired by textiles and fabrics, different dimensions, mixes of color, history, and artistic focal points; but most of all I am inspired by the intangible feeling of a piece.
Cydney Ambrose

I live for moments of grace, such as classical music, beautiful china, fine art, and textiles.
This home is a testament of this philosophy, with an eclectic mix of the fine and the understated. Next to a work of irreplaceable fine art is hung a tapestry from Turkey, purchased in a market for pennies. On display, collections of fine Herend china and exquisite Limoges boxes sit alongside some of HomeGoods’ best ceramic offerings.
In this home, I’m inspired by textiles and fabrics, different dimensions, mixes of color, history, and artistic focal points; but most of all I am inspired by the intangible feeling of a piece.
Cydney Ambrose

Mix and match hand painted table ware... available in 64 colors , enabling the client to create a table scape specifically for their color scheme ......patterns are meant to mix together to provide multiple options on how to dress the table ...

I live for moments of grace, such as classical music, beautiful china, fine art, and textiles.
This home is a testament of this philosophy, with an eclectic mix of the fine and the understated. Next to a work of irreplaceable fine art is hung a tapestry from Turkey, purchased in a market for pennies. On display, collections of fine Herend china and exquisite Limoges boxes sit alongside some of HomeGoods’ best ceramic offerings.
In this home, I’m inspired by textiles and fabrics, different dimensions, mixes of color, history, and artistic focal points; but most of all I am inspired by the intangible feeling of a piece.
Cydney Ambrose

Royal Limoges Mosaique Dinner Plates
Inspiration for a victorian dining room remodel
Inspiration for a victorian dining room remodel

Ray Limoges
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Providence.
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Providence.

I live for moments of grace, such as classical music, beautiful china, fine art, and textiles.
This home is a testament of this philosophy, with an eclectic mix of the fine and the understated. Next to a work of irreplaceable fine art is hung a tapestry from Turkey, purchased in a market for pennies. On display, collections of fine Herend china and exquisite Limoges boxes sit alongside some of HomeGoods’ best ceramic offerings.
In this home, I’m inspired by textiles and fabrics, different dimensions, mixes of color, history, and artistic focal points; but most of all I am inspired by the intangible feeling of a piece.
Cydney Ambrose
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