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Ideas for tabletop display: Bright pottery + black-and-white photography
The library of designer Amanda Nisbet's Manhattan apartment. She lacquered the walls with custom-mixed green paint (based on Benjamin Moore's Forest Moss).
On the desktop, she grouped antique Asian glass vases from Downtown and enameled bowls from Reed & Barton beneath a portrait of Mick Jagger by David Montgomery from the Staley-Wise Gallery. Two mercury-glass lamps (old seltzer bottles) with black string shades frame the still life. Nisbet used the vignette to add touches of mustard yellow to the room.
Photo from decorati.com.
Ideas for tabletop display: Bright pottery + black-and-white photography
The library of designer Amanda Nisbet's Manhattan apartment. She lacquered the walls with custom-mixed green paint (based on Benjamin Moore's Forest Moss).
On the desktop, she grouped antique Asian glass vases from Downtown and enameled bowls from Reed & Barton beneath a portrait of Mick Jagger by David Montgomery from the Staley-Wise Gallery. Two mercury-glass lamps (old seltzer bottles) with black string shades frame the still life. Nisbet used the vignette to add touches of mustard yellow to the room.
Photo from decorati.com.