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Joanie Belair
Joanie Belair
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The stairway is a gallery for the flea market paintings she has collected over the years. “Art is expensive. I found that I could get art inexpensively at the flea market,” she says. “These pieces fill the walls with so much personality and color. I focus on portraits and florals.”

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Best of Show Line Study 17. By Margaret Black of Boswell, Pennsylvania. 90 by 75 inches. Kona cottons, thread, wool batting, cotton batting. Free-form cut and pieced, straight-line machine-quilted. There was a remarkable degree of consensus among the jurors, especially when it came to the selection of Best of Show, Martin wrote, referring to the all-around award in which aesthetics, techniques, concept and craft are considered.

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Body Parts 3: Cuffed transforms sleeve cuffs into a kaleidoscope of color and shape, elevating her source material into something new and wondrous,” Martin wrote of the quilt that took this prize, sponsored by Friends of Fiber Art International.

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This outdoor room is stunning, thanks to the clever way that shapes and mass are used. The planted wall has a dominant spiral shape that you can't help but notice. In the foreground, the mass is created by the modern seating as well as by the SYMMETRICAL planting beds and trees. GRO VERT LIVING WALL

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The GroVert MC Living Wall Planter

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GRO VERT Living Wall Planter The horticulture industry is forever changed with the introduction of the BrightGreen Living Wall Planter.By graphically arranging a collection of plants in our GroVert vertical planter and mounting them on a vertical surface, designers, architects and the weekend gardener are presented with a whole new world in which to express their creativity.

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master bath 71" x 93" $1900

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Joss & Main is SQUARE in many sizes

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Rethinking sculptural accents is an excellent way to create a memorable garden experience. Good garden art is a worthwhile investment. Let me just say that the resin tabby cat or gnome found at the local thrift store will not create the memory that you want your guests to take away from your garden. Art can generate emotions and create continuity in your garden. The piece shown in this photo generates feelings of solitude, strength and even self-esteem. The sculpture is a close match in color and texture to the stone wall, creating a homogenous vibe.

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Artist: Jordan Carlyle Materials: print on premium glossy fine-art paper Frame details: eucalyptus wood Available sizes: 24" x 24" 36" x 36" Frame finish: black matte WHY WE LOVE THIS This dynamic contemporary work is presented in a matte black frame and includes the artist's signature on the front.

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Punchy art by Adrien Broom surrounds a glossy cabinet finished in the same lacquer as in the powder room (next).

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fun!

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detail of zinc ceiling by Bastille Metalworks

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Oh — Did I say that you needed to put glass in front of a white wall for it to look good? Well, not exactly. These yellow wall pieces by Robert Kaindl look spectacular against this black wall. Here's why: They have a high percentage of opaque glass in them. The black wall shows through the translucent areas adding contrast with the opaque yellow which shows up well against the dark wall.

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look at that grantie on the fireplace- it's a piece of art!

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open staircase to nook

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This ShowHouse has really nice art

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the room begins with the artwork

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the room begins with the artwork

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Charcoal with citrus: The warm gray sets off this bright orange, making it stand out even more. OUR ORANGES ARE IN FURNITURE, RUGS AND ART WORK.

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In this eclectic living room, warm-tone charcoal provides the backdrop for different colors (such as the yellow-golds, oranges, and greens that I like) patterns and lines. It gives the room a nice weight and feels a bit more formal than white would. "ART JUMPS OFF THE GRAY WALLS" Hale says.

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OH MY! After years of Nagel's developing the process, the finished product is waterproof, UV-proof for 30 years and very sturdy. It can also take on vibrant colors, even neon hues. Are you thinking about which wall in your home is calling for one right now? I am.

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The images are photographs by Nagel or her staff; nature is her favorite subject. She converts the photos into graphic design elements that fit the space she's working with. For instance, the graceful silhouettes of trees add to the relaxed feel of this bathroom.

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The glass can also be used for privacy, as a room screen or divider. "I love to light the images from behind so that at night they become part of the indoor lighting," she says.

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Creating the pieces "is an intuitive process — it is very specific to the project and emotional," Nagel says. "Sometimes clients will have an idea and tell me the feeling they want to have when entering a space, and then I create that." Some of the unique qualities of Nagel's work are reflection and dimension. "We play a lot with lit images — so you can actually get more depth out of a room," she says.

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The idea to use these on interiors came from a lack of good options available. "It was mostly the yearning for large art that incorporates the wall that inspired me; other than wallpaper, it is hard to find," Nagel says.

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antique slate sink

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artsy - white makes the difference in this color combo

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artistiic, modern and traditional

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Eric Boyer mesh sculpture $1250 on ebay Shown in modern glass bath

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