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Jennifer Aniston: A Celebrity Trendsetter in Home Decor

Spiritual art and décor have steadily grown in popularity, gaining even more traction through high-profile homes, such as those of celebrities like Jennifer Aniston. ind Us At MOGULINTERIOR Known for her timeless, sophisticated style, Aniston’s homes are a perfect blend of luxury and serenity, offering inspiration to those seeking a balanced and peaceful living space. In recent interviews and…

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An Altar is a Physical Manifestation Of Your Inner Spirituality

An immense sense of calmness takes over you as you step into your beautifully crafted meditation room, designed to create a sanctuary for your mind, body, and spirit. Perhaps it’s the gentle fragrance of sandalwood incense lingering in the air, mingling with the soft glow of candlelight, that deepens your sense of tranquility. Maybe it’s the smiling Buddha statue or the carved wall sculptures of Ganesha and Krishna leading you to your space of spiritual awakening. 

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Altars are places of worship, vortexes of energy that infuse the space around them with your aura. An altar is a physical manifestation of your inner spirituality. Beautifully decorated antique arches that are house Ganesha, Lakshmi sculptures and idols, malas and pyramids, elements that connect you with divinity as you see it within yourself, a space where you consciously reflect on relationships in the present and past. Your altar vibrates with your spiritual energy and when you meditate before it, the energy is reflected back growing exponentially.

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Statues in the Tuileries gardens being protected from air raids, 1940

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Discount Garden Statues Ltd

Our mission is to make it as easy as possible for you to find, order and enjoy beautiful quality garden ornaments.We specialise in supplying and delivering quality stoneware and giving amazing service.

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The walls of our Twig are bedecked with large abstract paintings, large abstract canvas, and beautifully hanged 19th century antique urns, statues and sculpture. She loves garden and have good collection of garden antiques and pots are in abundance. Also now concentrate on selling antique furniture and furnishing an orangery.

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Buddha statues come in various colors and materials, such as bronze, wood, or stone. Consider the overall color palette of your space and choose a statue that complements or contrasts with it. Additionally, think about the symbolism associated with different materials. For example, bronze represents strength and endurance, while wood signifies warmth and natural beauty. Check out more details here: https://homekitchenindia.in/home-interior/statues/buddha/

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Bodhisattva Meditating Sculpture 2ft

To know more about the product: https://www.thestonestudio.in/product/bodhisattva-meditating-sculpture/

STATUE DETAILS Materials: Hand carved in Black granite stone and base in wood Total Height Including Base: 2 ft / 24 inches Width: 12 inches approx Depth: 7 inches approx Weight: 45-50 kgs approx

To check our Gallery: www.thestonestudio.in Contact us: +91-7008222943⁠

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Official Presentation Discount Garden Statues Ltd

Our mission is to make it as easy as possible for you to find, order and enjoy beautiful quality garden ornaments.We specialise in supplying and delivering quality stoneware and giving amazing service.

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Statue Fine Art Sculpture, Japanese Home Art Decor, Woman Statue, Icon G..

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Fall rustic Farmhouse Décor with Vintage Doors And Earthy Woods

Fall Rustic Farmhouse Décor with Vintage Doors and Earthy Woods: A Designer’s Guide As the crisp air of fall rolls in, creating a cozy and welcoming environment becomes a top priority for many. Rustic farmhouse décor is an ideal way to capture that seasonal warmth, with its earthy woods, vintage charm, and timeless appeal. Find Us At Mogulinterior As an interior designer, blending vintage doors…

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Masters of the Air characters as aesthetics

John 'Bucky' Egan

Bucky was a golden hour, warm hues of gold and amber casting a soft, ethereal glow over everything. Giggles and banters over a sip of liquor. He was a low hum in a pub, filled with chatter and joy. Bucky was a worn sheepskin jacket, familiar and comforting. Waves crash against rugged cliffs, vivid colors pop against a backdrop of blue skiess. He was gentle and dominating, yet he asked to be taken care of behind closed doors. Back arching high against the bed sheet, hands pinned and left marks everywhere. He was a smoky jazz club alive with the sound of saxophones and clinking glasses, the sound of people laughing so loud until the stomach hurts. Grass stained knees. Running through the rain without an umbrella. He was classical music blasting from a cheap speaker. He was Apollo playing his instruments.

Gale 'Buck' Cleven

Buck was a calm before a storm. A misty forest enveloped in fog, with towering trees draped in moss and winding paths leading to hidden glens and secret clearings. He was both silent movies and thunderstorms that you'd feel inside your chest. Raised eyebrows and cold hands, pinching the bridge of your nose. Watching a painting a bit too long before the gallery was closed. Long walks to the library. Winter winds and freezing hands, subtle glances across the room. He was soft murmur of reassurance and a gentle touch behind the doors. Consensual and always asked if it's okay. Dark red lipstick, chilled red wine. A quaint cottage nestled in the countryside with a thatched roof and ivy-covered walls, surrounded by a garden bursting with fragrant herbs and vibrant flowers. He was Hestia tending the sacred flames.

Harry 'Croz' Crosby

Harry was the swirling feelings in your stomach night before a trip. A vintage typewriter sitting on a weathered wooden desk, surrounded by stacks of yellowing paper and antique books. The soft autumn sun. He was handwritten letters and cracked statues. Silver waves lapping at the shore and seashells scattered across the sand like scattered jewels. The rattling of rain against the window, messy and needed direction. He was scribbles and ink stains, messy notebooks, and the tea kettle whistling in the silent morning. He was urgent and hurry, but comforting afterwards. He was everything about pleasure behind closed doors. A disheveled bedroom with rumpled sheets and discarded clothing strewn across the floor, with posters peeling off the walls and sunlight filtering through grimy windows. He was Poseidon guarding with his trident.

Robert 'Rosie' Rosenthal

Rosie was a vintage record player spinning vinyl records, filling the room with the warm crackle of music. He was sweet smiles and clear eyes. Paper planes. Overgrown rose bushes. That one song you always skipped but ended up loving it. He was tweed jackets and loose blouses. A field of wildflowers stretching out as far as the eye can see, with colorful blooms dancing in the breeze and the scent of earth and pollen filling the air. Gentle and nurturing, caring and soft behind the doors. He was a giver and always maintained satisfaction. He was pink-tinted blush. A pair of combat boots scuffed from countless adventures. Smiling at strangers on the street. He was all kind and modesty, but also Athena leading battles.

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Rome’s 'Lost' Imperial Palace 'Domus Tiberiana' Reopens

Until recently a crumbling and off-limits ruin near the famous Colosseum, the Domus Tiberiana palace — built in the first century AD and beloved by Nero — hopes to once again take its place as one of the city’s top tourist attractions.

The ancient palace sits on Palatine Hill — the city’s oldest hill, overhanging Rome —from where imperial dynasties ruled for centuries. But over the years, the site fell into disrepair and in the 1970s, the Domus Tiberiana site was shut due to the structural instability of some of the ruins. The closure left behind what many Romans described as a “black hole” in the capital’s archaeological heart.

Now, after a six-year makeover, the palace has reopened its doors as a “diffuse museum,” with findings and frescoes scattered across the site to provide visitors with an insight into the palace’s ancient grandeur.

And it was grand. The Domus Tiberiana was Rome’s first imperial palace, built by the emperor Tiberius who combined and incorporated the pre-existing noble mansions built on the hill. Occupying over four hectares, the palace featured residences alongside large gardens, places of worship and rooms for the emperor’s Praetorian guard.

As the seat of Rome’s power and politics, Domus Tiberiana held a prime location, high above the Palatine and Roman Forums, offering its occupants a “balcony view of the city.” Over time, the Domus was embellished and enlarged by other emperors including Nero, who was crowned on its steps aged just 16, in 54 AD.

Alfonsina Russo, director of the Colosseum’s archaeological park (in which Domus Tiberiana falls) and lead archaeologist on the renovation, said that ancient antiquities, many exceptionally well-preserved, were unearthed during the project.

The artifacts — bright stuccos, frescoes, amphorae, potteries, looms, terracotta, and divinity statues related to the cults of Isis, Dionysius and Mithras — offer visitors a trip through time, said Russo.

“They make this place — formerly (inhabited) by aristocratic families, then Roman emperors — feel alive again,” she said. “There are seven exhibition rooms full of extraordinary finds, starting with those preceding the original construction of the palace when aristocrats lived in mansions before Tiberius subsumed them into the Domus.”

Among the newly-exposed and frescoes are some of the earliest paintings of lemons (considered an exotic fruit in Ancient Rome, as they hailed from the Far East) and a depiction of a gladiator, proving that the era’s gladiatoral games were appreciated by rich families, explained Russo.

The imperial palace remained in use until the 7th century, when it became the papal residence of John VII. In the mid-16th century, the aristocratic Farnese family — who were powerful local landowners — built the lavish Orti Farnesiani gardens on the site, adorning it with ornaments and sculptures of nymphs, satyrs and fauns.

“This monument speaks of history,” Russo added. “We have restored (Domus Tiberiana) to its past splendor, but more work lies ahead.”

Indeed, painstaking efforts have been made to blend old and new. A series of majestic, reddish-brown vaulted arches that greet visitors having been carefully reconstructed with the same materials as ancient Romans used in the past.

“What makes this revamped Domus unique is the architectural style,” said Russo. “We managed to use original materials to reinforce and strengthen the handmade 15-meter (50ft) tall front arches (which run alongside the palace’s) ancient paving.”

It has certainly caught the public’s attention. Since reopening at the end of September, Domus Tiberiana has attracted some 400,000 visitors, a “huge success,” said Russo, adding that she believes that this incarnation of the Domus Tiberiana offers visitors the most “evocative” visit in generations.

Archaeologist and scholar of ancient Rome Giorgio Franchetti saidN that, in the reopening of the Domus Tiberiana complex, Rome has “recovered a lost jewel.”

“The Palatine Hill has always been the stage of Rome’s power politics,” he said in an interview. “Tiberius likely chose this spot to build the palace as it was where his family residence stood. There aren’t many places like the Domus Tiberiana where you can really breathe the past.”

By Silvia Marchetti.

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This 1963 home in Richmond, CA has been removed from the market, probably because it hasn't been selling. It's so unusual but, when I saw the kitchen, I couldn't believe it. I posted it a while ago, b/c it's so crazy. So, after all this time, I finally found the house that goes with it. The home has 4bds, 3.5ba, & they were asking $4.098M.

Open the front doors and you see "stuff." The owner said that he is willing to part with some of his prized antiques for the right price.

Look at everything. The house is lovely, too, but you can't really see it for the owner's things.

Surprisingly, the living room looks normal and you can see the lovely rock fireplace.

For a mid-century home, it has a distinct Oriental flair. It doesn't look like the average MCM style.

The ceilings are wood and the walls are made of lots of stone and glass. The doors look Oriental in design.

But, on the other side of the fireplace, it's another story- the owner's collection is everywhere. Look at the 3 pipes above the fireplace.

His collection covers every surface, including the floors.

In the spacious dining room, there are simple shelves filled with statues. They also line the floor and grace the table. It looks like the ceilings may be bamboo.

Here's another large sitting room.

Statues and vases fill the floor on both sides of the hall. It makes me feel like I'm walking a runway or in a parade, the sidewalks lined with spectators.

And, this believe it or not, is the kitchen. Nobody cooks in here. There's no room. Every surface is full.

Part of it looks like a collection of stones. I love the shiny turquoise cabinets and black counters.

It almost looks like there are fish tanks in the cabinets, with the way they're decorated.

Look at the island. No prep work is done there.

Off to the side, there's a table for casual dining, but no one is doing any dining, lately.

This bathroom is very large and like a spa. There's seating, and a tub surrounded by glass windows, although things must be moved to step into it.

The house comes with 59.15 acres of land. Here's a large deck on the house.

And, there's a water feature that also goes under it.

The gardens are lovely.

It looks like either patios or decks surround the whole house.

And, there's a beautiful pool with a patio.

I don't know if these are garages or carports. They look like carports.

These are definitely garages and there's lots of parking space that needs to be repaved.

Are those bee hives?

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Contact Twig for a wonderful collection of cast iron urns and pedestals, real topiary trees, antique garden statues, turquoise canvas art, antique lacquer & inlaid furniture, antique decorative objects, garden antiques, antique garden furniture, etc. A local antiques and interiors shop in Tetbury with a broad reach to areas like London, the Cotswolds, Cheshire, Bath, bristol. Cheltenham, Gucester, Cirencester, Newbury, Oxford and America.

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How to spot a... Hogwarts edition

How to spot a Slytherin

Common habitats: gothic cathedrals, 24-hour coffee shops, antique stores, art galleries, forbidden forests, the quietest spot in libraries, cemeteries, wandering around the city at night

Common behaviours: sarcastic, stubborn, bottles up a lot of their emotions, drinks coffee in the evening, swears a lot, has a small but close social circle, likes to dress up, has expensive taste, may suffer from resting b**** face, did I say sarcastic?

Other attributes: trench coats, leather journals, marble statues, fancy teacups, family heirlooms, black silk, French perfume, sly smirks, black and white photography, champagne

How to spot a Ravenclaw

Common habitats: overstocked libraries, fancy stationary shops, mysterious castles, vintage stores, under the stars, local museums, forests, quirky cafes

Common behaviours: writes pretty notes, has the best conversations at 2am, prefers nights in, gets frustrated if they don't get something first try, caffeine addicts, prefers cold weather, listens to classical music, has a million half-finished creative projects, likes to stargaze

Other attributes: leather bound notebooks, hot coffee, old books, the arts, fountain pens, tortoiseshell glasses, constellations, ink stains, vintage blazers, stolen glances, raindrops on windows

How to spot a Hufflepuff

Common habitats: independent book shops, cosy cafes, meadows, thrift stores, petting zoos, drive-in cinemas, local bakeries, snuggled up under their blanket

Common behaviours: always has a warm drink in hand, bakes when stressed, holds the door for strangers, tends to stick to their comfort shows/movies instead of watching something new, loves plants, dances in the kitchen

Other attributes: handwritten letters, fuzzy socks, quirky mugs, old sweaters, pressed flowers, bubble baths, vintage jewellery, sunlight cracking through curtains

How to spot a Gryffindor

Common habitats: outdoor concerts, record stores, old playgrounds, by the fireplace, retro diners, campsites, petting zoos, light festivals, treehouses, secret gardens

Common behaviours: gets along with everybody, takes the risk - no matter the odds, has an unbridled passion for oddly specific things, stands up for what's right, loves to make people laugh, nice but can come across as flirty

Other attributes: gold jewellery, fireworks, hot chocolate, quidditch matches, friendship bracelets, endless laughter, crunchy leaves on an autumn morning