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Rustic end table
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This strong wardrobe is built with beauty but also practicality in mind. Its beautiful wood grain shines through in its sleek straight cut lines. It comes equipped with two large doors with plenty of hanging space ideal for extra long hanging garments with a large deep filled draw underneath, ideal for practical bedroom storage. This solid Oak wardrobe has been finished with a eye catching rustic appeal ideal for lovers of worn wood. Please note the Rustic Solid Oak range is darker than all our other oak ranges.
This wardrobe comes in three parts that are easily assembled in order help get the piece up stairs through hallways.
www.oakfurnitureland.co.uk/furniture/rustic-oak-wardrobe/...
Took this when I was out exploring PA with my good buddy Corey Milyak. It kinda gives me the creeps when I look at it. Natural light, no edit.
© 2011 Andrew Sutter
Built by David Spangler, Revision Division, The RE Store
These rustic mirrors were inspired by the antique warmth of 20th century farm houses. The rough character of the wood was left as a tribute to the past, and scraps were selected and paired for their blemishes. Fitted around salvaged mirrors, each of these pieces is built of 100% reclaimed and repurposed material.
Horse shoe worn by my precious horse blue serves as a closure for this Reflection journal featuring Revere Suede Book paper. I really love this one... but I have to pay rent...
About the materials
Paper: Revere Book Suede by Magnani, off-white
Revere, which means to regard with respect tinged with awe, is an appropriate name for this beautiful ivory 100% cotton, neutral pH, chlorine-free, internally sized, deckled paper mouldmade in Italy.
Revere was not a range of fine art papers that was created overnight; but rather, a dedicated project by the Magnani paper mill that was two years in the making. The result was a fine art paper range of superior quality, consistency and versatility.
Manufactured utilizing energy generated by Magnani's own water turbines, Revere is composed of fibers sourced from tree-free 100% cotton linters, naturally acid-free, neutral pH and chlorine-free to endure the tests of time.
Endpaper: Egyptian Papyrus
Papyrus was, and continues today to be handmade from the papyrus reed that grows in freshwater marshes along the river Nile, though today this growth is rare and controlled. Egyptians considered it the "everlasting" paper because it has been found in perfect condition in tombs dating back to 2700 B.C. I love the texture!
Cover: Stoned Oil Cowhide, burgundy
This leather has a deep richness because it has been treated with oils, waxes and dyes in such a way that when the leather is pulled or stretched, the finish becomes lighter in the stretched areas, which gives an "Old World" effect or "aged" look. The color returns when heat or friction from rubbing a cloth or your hand is applied in that area. This is considered a mark of high quality.
Thread: 4-ply waxed Irish linen binder's thread
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Burning Man community wedding at Nature Friends Lodge, Los Angeles.
Photo by Brittany Kalaj Margulieux
Los Angeles Wedding Photographer
Looking back to Winter Hill from the West pennine moors. The mast is lost in the leaden skies somewhere?.
The Rustic Bridge is beautiful all year round, but it gets the most attention from students during Orientation Week. A snippet of Allegheny folklore has it that a female student just isn't a real "coed" (now that's a quaint term!) until she has been kissed on the 13th plank of the Rustic Bridge. So it's an Allegheny tradition that groups of freshman students race to see who can be the first to steal the famous 13th plank. Maintenance keeps a supply on hand - the plank usually disappears within 24 hours of new student matriculation.
Caught in a moth trap. Apamea sordens.
Previously uploaded, but re-uploaded after producing in higher definition. Unfortunately can't replace videos in flickr, unlike photographs.
A pair of original paintings are also hung on the exposed brick east wall. These are by the Hans' grandfather, an art professor in Seoul.
Although the decor is rustic and eclectic, with chandeliers (from their Philly home) and factory lamps hanging from the ceiling, and 1940s scoured school chairs next to custom made tables from refurbished wood, the restaurant does serve new "style" Korean.