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Marrakech back streets ....where manufacturing of iron work takes place for household goods, here lampshades etc...the air is thick with the welding metal fumes...the engineering appears to be first class! and the conditions they work in are so cramped and small..
the end product, second to none.
Rajasthan India Retro light fitting with architectural detailing of straight lines of concrete boxing on ceiling
This lovely object, which I am glad I don't have to keep clean, is on the half-landing of a friends hotel in Poole, close to Branksome Dean Chine.
This should have flickr members working hard to get their living rooms looking this good. Yes, this IS the latest fashion! :-)
An ornate light fitting turned on, with the central front door and its fanlight in the background (1987).
A light shade made from an old, retired, lace shawl which is still very beautiful but had stains on it that were unremovable except by the use of scissors. Also used a coat-hanger that had had the gong. I found I could drape all sorts of pretty, light-friendly materials over the creation, for different effects. It now lives in the bathroom where we can trip out on the patterns it creates on the walls.
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04 Sep 2008, UK --- Seating around coffee table in living room in UK home --- Image by � Richard Powers/Arcaid/Corbis
The chandelier in my bedroom.
One of the advantages of living alone is that I can decorate however I want. Even - perhaps especially - if I want to have a chandelier in my bedroom.
For 123 in 2023: 64 - Luxurious.
I don't know if this is an original fitment or not. It's at Casa Batlló in Barcelona and features bunches of glass grapes.
One of Barcelona's must see buildings and a Unesco World Heritage site.
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The view from my bed - where I have been spending a lot of time lately due to lurgy version 2.
Friday, 31st July 2026.
04 Sep 2008, UK --- Seating around coffee table in living room in UK home --- Image by � Richard Powers/Arcaid/Corbis
Yes, the light fitting will be put away and replaced - as will the curtains. It's a nice sized space for an office and will probably be a kind of library as well as there's so little wall space in the lounge room for bookshelves.
last one to leave turns the lights out.
For my abandonment Flickr-friends who unwittingly drew me into this.
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The Europa Hotel is a fabulous art nouveau pile-up but is currently closed for renovations. However we were lucky to get inside, as this was a main venue for the Prague design festival - Designblok.
Modern design filled rooms on all floors - you could even go out on the balconies (you can see people in the photograph admiring the views of Prague windows and rooftops.
Lightfittings, radiator covers, balustrades, all were original - even the central heating pipes!
You can see some of the visitors on the balcony top right.