i can see it working outside surrounded by giant elephant ears and birds of paradise.
I could also see it working as the Piece of Rustic in an otherwise sleek room that has some of the same curved lines and a lot of bronze/brown tones. You just have to keep it far, far away from doilies, quilts, teddy bears, and silk flowers, as it will Go Bad immediately on exposure to same.
lol wende. you're so right. i can see it in the context of african art too like some thrones and figures here and there. maybe on the back porch (still out of the house :).
spooky fab i guess; it reminds me of dead child twins, or a tiny town like Ferndale in Northern Ca w/ its mysterious 19th centurt cemetary filled w/ children's graves.
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i can see it working outside surrounded by giant elephant ears and birds of paradise.
I could also see it working as the Piece of Rustic in an otherwise sleek room that has some of the same curved lines and a lot of bronze/brown tones. You just have to keep it far, far away from doilies, quilts, teddy bears, and silk flowers, as it will Go Bad immediately on exposure to same.
lol wende. you're so right. i can see it in the context of african art too like some thrones and figures here and there. maybe on the back porch (still out of the house :).
spooky fab i guess; it reminds me of dead child twins, or a tiny town like Ferndale in Northern Ca w/ its mysterious 19th centurt cemetary filled w/ children's graves.