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A view of the studio looking toward the east. The copper "chandelier" was designed and built by Mark, the fireplace is out of foamboard and was assembled as a prototype for the stone fireplace we had built for our house. The Maasai ebony statues are from my childhood in East Africa. More images to follow...
Finding a moment of quiet serenity and a reminder that everything will be alright. This stone walled setting with its soft lamp , candles and flowers is the perfect spot for Fika , the Swedish pause for a coffee , a treat and appreciation.
The sign that says Everything is going to be OK , perfectly captures that feeling of comfort , calm and looking forward to a stress free moment ..
A lone male elk walking through the deep snow in Yellowstone National Park toward the river below. My first time seeing a wild elk, and he was quite handsome with his snow covered antlers.
Romantic and grounded, Evergreen Hollow is more than a venue — it’s a feeling. Every corner invites warmth, connection, and the serenity of the outdoors. From intimate receptions to full celebrations, it’s a space that transforms with the rhythm of the forest and the heartbeat of your story.
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Tucked among towering pines and bathed in golden light, Evergreen Hollow is where rustic charm meets timeless romance. The wooden beams, soft drapery, and glow of candlelight create a woodland setting unlike any other — intimate, organic, and endlessly warm. Perfect for couples who dream of exchanging vows surrounded by nature’s quiet magic.
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A collection of old jars and bottles stir memories of kitchen life in years gone by at Speke Hall. Liverpool.
An exploration of memory, nostalgia, and the textures of nature.
This piece blends painting with found objects, layered fabrics, and textured elements to recreate the feeling of a crisp autumn fishing day by the lake. The warmth of fading foliage meets the quiet shimmer of water — and somewhere in between, a story unfolds.
Swipe in. Let your eyes wander. What do you notice first?
️ Mixed media | Texture paste, acrylic, fabric, wire, found materials
199 Island Hwy.
Victoria, BC Canada
Four Mile Brew Pub has been serving Vancouver Island travelers fabulous fare for over 100 years. Housed within a 150 year- old Tudor style building located just outside downtown Victoria, Four Mile Brew Pub features the charm and elegance of an olde English Inn.
The comfortable Tudor design, leaded-glass windows, fireplace, and rustic decor evoke images of a by-gone time when good-living was king. A large local clientele, as well as patrons from downtown Victoria and travelers from the world over, make it an interesting place to spend time and enjoy a meal.
The casual dining menu and warm service combine old-world style with a distinctively West Coast flare at an affordable price. Boasting an extensive wine and scotch list as well as a year-round patio, Four Mile Brew Pub can accommodate any event.
Reference:
fourmilehouse.com
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Thank-you for your visit, and any faves or comments are always greatly appreciated.
Sonja
Black dog curiously gazes over an old rustic barrier in a barn during daylight hours in a warm rural setting
Romantic and grounded, Evergreen Hollow is more than a venue — it’s a feeling. Every corner invites warmth, connection, and the serenity of the outdoors. From intimate receptions to full celebrations, it’s a space that transforms with the rhythm of the forest and the heartbeat of your story.
Visit our mainstore/contact us to tour these breath-taking venues
A still life of rustic history: a rusted iron wheel, an old lantern, and weathered wood planks captured in timeless detail. This composition highlights the textures of age, patina, and craftsmanship found in forgotten barns and workshops, evoking both rural heritage and industrial memory.
A vintage Texaco motor oil thermometer stands in the sun, its stem long emptied of mercury, no longer able to measure the heat of the day. The enamel face, rust freckles, and bold Texaco branding tell the story of decades spent outdoors. Though broken, it remains a testament to a time when service stations were icons of the American road.
A black-and-white photograph from the 1950s showing a group of men celebrating at a Hungarian wine tavern. The scene features traditional wine barrels marked "Bikavér" (Bull's Blood) and "Kádár," rustic decor, and festive ambiance, likely during a New Year’s Eve (Szilveszter) celebration.
You can find a large number of full-resolution photos under a Creative Commons license on my official website: nenadstojkovicart.com/albums