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It would be enough fun to admire the proud towers from back at a distance aways, but I like to get up close and see the ways that the residents etc like to interact with the architecture they call, "home."
The shoppingbuggy is from Target!, and I'll bet anybody everything I've got that it came from the Target over on E Lake Street, a dozen+ blocks away. Was it a young mother that rolled it over here!, filled up with diapers and formula, and did she sing sweetly children's songs to her young!, all the way back to her apartment in the sky. Was it this lady!
As for the mattress I used to have a mattress kind of close to that colour but I kept mine covered up with sheets and bedding etc. I didn't want anybody to know I had a flowered purple mattress!
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In Minneapolis on August 24th, 2009, on the west side of Riverside Plaza, off the east side of 15th Avenue South, north of South 5th Street.
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Library of Congress classification ideas:
NA4125 Concrete construction—United States—Pictorial works.
TA683.5.W34 Concrete walls—Pictorial works.
TS1850 Mattresses—Pictorial works.
NK1560 Decoration and ornament—Plant forms.
TX335 Shopping carts—Pictorial works.
TL410 Bicycles—Pictorial works.
TK4310 Electric lamps—Pictorial works.
F614.M56C43 Cedar-Riverside Area (Minneapolis, Minn.)—Pictorial works.
F614.M543 Minneapolis (Minn.)—Pictorial works.
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Art & Architecture Thesaurus term:
• corners (object portions)
From a set of negatives purchased on eBay. From California. Subjects and photographers unknown.
This negative was terribly underexposed, but I liked these guys' faces.
Children of Stephanie Pollock of @steph.pollock.
Dawson Antique Brass Pharmacy Floor Lamp
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Angers (Maine-et-Loire)
Le château (Château des ducs d'Anjou).
La Tour du Moulin.
Au Moment des guerres de religion, le roi Henri III donne l'ordre de raser purement et simplement la citadelle : il redoute qu'elle ne soit conquise par les Protestants qui tiendraient alors un site stratégique de première importance. Mais le gouverneur Donadieu de Puycharic ne fait pas de zèle. Il prend tout son temps pour obéir au roi, et les travaux de démolition traînent en longueur puis finissent par s'arrêter. Le château est toujours debout, même si les tours ont été décapitées et ont perdus au passage les jolis toits coniques dont elles étaient coiffées. Pour avoir une meilleure idée de leur hauteur initiale, il faut observer celle qui se trouve à l'angle Nord, et qui domine la terrasse du Bout-du-Monde. Cette tour a en effet en grande partie échappé au démolisseurs, même si le moulin à vent qui avait été construit à son sommet a aujourd'hui disparu. Grâce à ce moulin, la garnison pouvait subvenir à ses besoins en farine et en pain, même en cas de siège.
(Angers mystérieux par Pierre-Louis Augereau)
A l’intérieur de la cour, un deuxième château, le Logis Royal, a été construit au XVème, pour l’agrément et est donc plus élégant et plus confortable. Ce bâtiment a subit un grave incendie en 2009.
The Tower Mill.
Moment in the religious wars, King Henry III gave the order to raze the Citadel: King fears that the citadel was conquered and used by Protestants. Governor Donadieu de Puycharic does not execute immediately the king's order. Demolition works are stopped. The castle is still standing. But the towers were decapitated and have lost their nice conical roofs. The mill which covered the Tour Mill has now disappeared. The mill was used to produce flour for the garrison, even if the blockade.
Inside the courtyard, a second castle, the Logis Royal, was built in the fifteenth, for approval. The building has undergone a major fire in 2009.
I made a very nice floor lamp with some old gear I had laying around including a Highland press-camera flash, a Lowell boom and boom connector, an elbow and a wall mount screwed onto a wood base with gray speckle paint. Changed the DC flash-bulb socket to an AC bulb socket. Put in a diffused low-watt bulb with an AC cord. Voila!
Three of my favorite lamps.
Left, the Gräshoppa tripod floor lamp by Chelsea Textiles, shown here in midnight and available in 14 colors through their website, or in five colors from Design Within Reach ($850 to $875). Upper right, Double Cone Reading Lamp in gunmetal bronze from Shades of Light ($400). Bottom right, the Praying Mantis floor lamp from White on White ($575).
Hello, optimism! Decorator Annie Elliott designed this foyer for the 2009 DC Design House in Georgetown. The walls are covered in a yellow polyester fabric from Stroheim (Elliott originally wanted silk, but she needed 50 yards, and Stroheim was comping it... and, you know, times are tough). The fabric matches other sections of the foyer which Elliott painted Babouche; the trim is painted Down Pipe in High-Gloss Oil and the ceiling is Pigeon, all by Farrow & Ball.
Other details: Round Palifoxiana Expanding Dining Table from Ebanista. Custom bench by Beachley Furniture, upholstered in Angora Mohair Velvet, and bolster in Guy Savoy, both by Stroheim. Floral silk-wool rug is Lily in Titanium, by Odegard. Gamma chandelier, Pride Sasser vase, and Randall Tysinger by E.J. Victor bookcase, all from Robert Allen | Beacon Hill. Saki floor lamp from Niermann Weeks. Carpet is Abbey #90, Wool, from Patterson, Flynn & Martin Rosecore.
Photo from www.dcdesigncenter.com.
Chine, Shanghai, 2013.
Entre l’hôtel et Tianzifang, cette passerelle tout droit sorti de M le maudit que nous emprunterons des dizaines de fois.
Yèvre-la-Ville et Yèvre-le-Châtel (Loiret)
Yèvre-le-Châtel.
L'église Saint-Gault (XIIe, XIIIe et XVIe siècles) et le château (XIIIe siècle), depuis la rue de Souville.
Le nom de la localité est attesté sous la forme de "Castro Everae" en 993 dans une charte de l'abbaye de Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire. Charte dans laquelle Hugues Capet essayait de règler un différent entre Arnoul évêque d'Orléans et Abbon, abbé de Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire. Différent qui s'inscrivait dans le conflit entre clergé séculier et clergé régulier : Le clergé séculier entendant vassaliser, dans le cadre de la loi féodale, le clergé régulier.
Chacun avait ses partisans, " la querelle d'Arnoul et d'Abbon dégénéra bientôt en une sorte de guerre privée où s'engagèrent les moines de Saint-Benoît et leurs hommes d'un côté, et les vassaux , les parents , les fidèles de l'évêque de l'autre, et plus d'une fois les propriétés de l'abbaye eurent à souffrir des entreprises et des dévastations de ceux qui auraient dû les protéger. Un neveu de l'évêque d'Orléans qui portait le même nom que lui, Arnoul, était seigneur du châtel d'Yèvre, non loin duquel les moines de Saint-Benoît possédaient un domaine à l'endroit appelé aujourd'hui Yèvre-la-Ville. Ce seigneur, embrassant la querelle de son oncle, loin d'être arrêté par sa qualité d'avoué ou de vidame de Saint-Benoit, en profitait au contraire pour rançonner de toute façon le domaine de l'abbaye. Abbon s'en plaignit hautement à Hugues Capet, et l'intervention de la royauté ne se fit pas attendre. Mais l’évêque Arnoul ayant de son côté réclamé en faveur de son neveu, Hugues se trouva dans une grande perplexité. L’évêque était un de ses fidèles; le roi pouvait d'autant moins l'oublier qu'il avait alors besoin de lui ; il venait de convoquer tous ses vassaux à marcher contre Eudes, comte de Blois et de Chartres, avec lequel il était en guerre. Il essaya de tout concilier au moyen d'une charte*, dont l'original a passé du trésor de Saint-Benoit dans les archives du département du Loiret. " (Arnoul évêque d'Orléans par Eugène de Certain, bibliothèque de l'école des chartes - 1853 - Published by Librairie Droz)
"Castro Everae" désignait probablement un château sur la rivière "Evera" ou "Avara" (aujourd'hui la Rimarde). Le terme hydronymique "avara", ayant évolué vers la forme "Yèvre" (Bourges, ville arrosée par l'Yèvre, se nommait "Avaricum"). Le village proche Yèvre-la-Ville, dans des actes, se nommait "Evera villa". Le mot "Villa" désigant une localité rurale.
* " In nomine sanctae et individuae trinitatis. Hugo, gratia Dei, Francorum rex. Mos et consuetudo, etc.... Hujus rei gratia, auditis clamoribus venerabilis Abbonis abbatis monasterii sanctae Mariae, sancti Petri et sancti Benedicti floriacensis et monachorum sub eo degentium nostram presentiam adeuntium pro malis consuetudinibus et assiduis rapinis quas Arnulfus de Castro-Everae nomine advocati et vicarii accipiebat in potestatem ipsorum, vocabulo Everam, quod antea nullus unquam fecerat, misi filium meum Rotbertum regem ad ipsam ut eam sub defensione et munitione nostra revocaret, ut nullus suorum vel servus, vel liber, in ea aliquid presumeret tollere. Quod ille haud segniter executus est. Interea orta contentione Odonis comitis adversus me, inter ceteros necessarios et fideles nostros quos in apparatu nostro commonuimus et jam Arnulfum episcopum Aurelianensem in adjutorium nostrum premonuimus. Qua de causa petiit ut predicto Arnulfo nepoti suo redderemus consuetudines sicut ipse, licet violenter, tenuerat. Quem offendere pro suo servitio nolens , evocans predictum abbatem rogavi ut xxx modios vini in vindemiis solveret de ipsa potestate, ipsi Arnulfo quamdiu viveret avunculus ejus, etc."
BSSR-House Architecture & Bookcase DESIGN BY Huib van Wijk. Contemporary living room with Dutch furniture by LEOLUX, a French masterpiece by ARTIFORT and Italian lamps by LUCEPLAN and CINI&NILS.
BSSR-Bookcase
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BSSR-House
This beautiful floor lamp was a purchase from Shabby Fu-Fu. I added the pink lamp shades which I plan on adding beads & flowers to. The dress form is painted by Cindy Ellis and the hat is vintage that I purchased at least 10 years ago for about $6.00.(when they were very affordable!lol)
This some functional art furniture that I made. It's a camera lamp with a slide lampshade. What do you think? There are more for sale if anyone is interested.
LIGHTING
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elemental.
That's how I describe the combination of Materials and Textures found in these 2 Lamps:: the simple combination of Wood + Steel + Paper.......
The rePurposed Industrial Timber was the inspiration for this Lamp.
I read an article about a scorched Cedar Siding,
(“Shou-Sugi-Ban” is Japanese (焼杉板)
used in Japanese Buildings- and that inspired the "scorched" texture.
#Lamps - Floor lamp with shelves is one of great interior lighting, and floor lamps with shelves very popular now use as decorative lamps. On floor lamps with shelves post, we try to give you best recommendation for floor lamps with shelves and also reference ideas about floor lamp with shelves. You only...
I bought the metal floor lamp a week ago. When I saw an old utility light fixture at the local junk shop, I knew the cage would make a perfect lampshade frame....and it was free. ( :
Perlina is a French gal studying Swedish - and therefore she deserves a scarf knitted by a Swede, ja?