Perhaps it is because there is just so much going on here —but the surrealistic slant still seductively pulls me in.
Then again, maybe it is just an opium haze.
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I might like it more if there were an opium haze going on .... :)
ReplyDeleteI love the walls and most of the furniture but it looks a bit like a furniture/chair showroom.. The lighting makes the photo .. that and the wall paper.
Talk about bringing the outdoors in.
ReplyDeleteLove these walls.
L.
Beautiful blog James, I lake it!
ReplyDeleteA great comination of theatre set and English sitting room!
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