#marble lamp

[shamardj]

Freestanding - Victorian Home Office

Ideas for a large Victorian freestanding desk in a room with a dark wood floor and brown walls

[monstameme]

Bedroom in Dallas

A sizable master bedroom in a transitional style with a dark wood floor, gray walls, and no fireplace

[loveslargebananas]

Bedroom Master Orange County Mid-sized trendy master light wood floor and beige floor bedroom photo with white walls, no fireplace and a metal fireplace

[ledaatomica]

Library - Contemporary Living Room Large, modern image of a living room library with a gray floor and a concrete floor, white walls, and a media wall.

[vintagehomecollection]

The French Touch: Decoration and Design in the Most Beautiful Homes in France, 1988

[blondebrainpowered]

An Art Deco patinated and silvered bronze, frosted glass and ivory 'Harlequin' figural lamp. Cast and carved from a model by Marcel-André Bouraine, ca. 1925.

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Song stimboard for Under The Wool by KMODO !!

Self indulgent

[ohgreat-moretapes]

Hoodie please say that Tim is at least alright- as much as I love you(/p) and want to put you in a little glass terrarium to watch you like the little bug you are (/aff). This blog was supposed to be *Tim's* first yknow

I think he's on his way out because I can't find him anymore ┐⁠(⁠´⁠ー⁠｀⁠)⁠┌

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[almostarts]

Carlo Mollino, "Suora" floor lamp, 1994,

'Homage to Carlo Mollino' Collection edited by Galleria Colombari,

Marble, brass, parchment,

64 h × 48 w × 43 d in (163 × 122 × 109 cm

[uwmspeccoll]

Marbled Monday

This lovely sandy or striated-rock-like marbling is part of the binding of the book Culs de Lampe by the Gehenna Press, a fine arts press founded by American artist and graphic designer Leonard Baskin (1922-2000) in 1942. This book was published by the press in 1968. The paper is Nideggen and Fabriano blue and white and master printer Harold McGrath (1922-2000), who also printed for Barry Moser's Pennyroyal Press, was the printer.

The book consists of a series of culs-de-lampe, a subset of tailpieces that take a particular shape reminiscent of the bottom of a lamp (hence the name). These designs are often used at the bottom of pages or ends of sections or chapters of a book. Those seen here are printed in black, blue, green, and red and range in date from 1564-1680.

The marbled paper is a large nonpareil pattern. You can still see the underlying zig-zag or gel-git pattern that is the foundation of the nonpareil pattern (and most combed patterns). The colors are earthy browns and greys and remind me of sand or a cross-section of sedimentary rock. The binding was done by Gray Parrot, who has also bound editions for the likes of Dard Hunter's Mountain House Press and Henry Morris' Bird & Bull Press.

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-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager

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[conformi]

Apollino, 1st century AD VS Luciano Baldessari, Luminator, Bernocchi S.A., 1929

[badxwolf]

I’m soooo happy rn I got to visit the X-Mansion wtf wtf this is going to sustain my silly little daydreams for the next 6 months

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📚The End.📚

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