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The Farmhouse Table by America Retold features a timeless design that will grace your home and dress up your decor for many years to come. The whitewashed wooden tabletop is made from Mango wood and is set atop a traditional French iron bistro base.

Domestic Art - Curated Interiors By Holly Moore, Rob Brinkley, and Laurann Claridge hardcover / jacket 232 Pages 9 1/2 x 13 in 171 Illustrations About the book: Domestic Art: Curated Interiors captures a mind-set, piques a curiosity to look at things anew, appreciate oddities and revel in uniqueness and personal work. It’s a loopy but sublime drawing-room comedy with ghosts of dandies and soulful poets and style aesthetes … all lounging, sipping and chattering away in 18th-century châteaux inserted into downtown lofts, whitewashed shotgun houses filled with Twomblys and Rauschenbergs, and dark-as-a-hedgehog tiny Tudors. The selected houses in this book were pulled from the pages of PaperCity, from the years 2000 to 2008. Roughly a decade of design alchemy and clinking highballs. The editors of this book foraged for both the musty and gutsy and the soaring and sensual, from a 500-square-foot bedsit to a mid-century organic architectural wonder – thirty seven glorious projects, from follies to disciplined mansions, from Dominique and John de Menil’s International-style house with its interior by the great couturier Charles James to artist Christian Eckart’s abandoned 1940s warehouses polished to gleaming architectural wonder. Marvel at a compound of rescued, early-1900s clapboards, and an 1880s German-immigrant cottage. We’ve included a ’50s masterwork by the great organic architect Bruce Goff, and an industrial space that crackles with own surreal designs, while a chalet-style 1913 bungalow manifests the best bits and pieces of the past. A turn-of-the-century seaside gingerbread is a study in anthropology peppered with good art; an antiquarian aims his cerebral arrows at Louis this and Louis that, then electrifies it all with saturated color; and an 18th-century château and an old-world hunting lodge is installed in a downtown loft space. Meanwhile, a stylish gent sips scotch neat in his Scotch Room, watched over by two mounted deer, a pheasant and a wildebeest. Shouldn’t everyone have a wildebeest … and a Scotch Room? Call it what you will: lavish, loopy, eccentric assemblages, moody modernism. All in all, quite a look at a genre of design we call, simply, inspired. About the authors: Holly Moore, Rob Brinkley, and Laurann Claridge PaperCity is a bold, oversize monthly magazine of Dallas and Houston that has become widely—and irrationally—known throughout the United States. Its home design pages are edited by Holly Moore, editor in chief and cofounder; Robert Brinkley, coeditor of the Dallas edition; and Laurann Claridge, features editor. Ships in 2-3 business days. Tell your friends! var addthis_pub="burkedecor";

Take a sightseeing tour of Nerja and explore the Nerja Caves for its fascinating array of stalactites and stalagmites. A natural archaeological cave with world’s widest column, you will come across wall paintings dating from the Palaeolithic and post-Palaeolithic periods. The Nerja Caves are also host to several international concerts and ballets in the summer season. Frigiliana is a quaint whitewashed mountain village in Andalucia, filled with cobbled streets lined with pretty flower-filled windows, alleys and doorways. It offers splendid views of the surrounding valley and coastline. A scenic drive to Andalucia’s prettiest village and a trip to the spectacular Nerja caves will make your Spanish excursion a time to remember.

Beautiful scroll detailed one-light stem-hung mini-pendant with whitewashed alabaster glass. Fixture includes two 12" stems and two 15" stems for variability in hanging height. Also includes 10 feet of wire.

This serious-minded, large-scale historical saga casts light on a shadowy corner of American history, the "St. Patrick's Brigade" in the Mexican-American war of the 1840s. Near the front lines, John Riley (Berenger), a respected Irish-American officer, rebels when several US Army soldiers, fellow immigrants, are brutalized because of their Catholic faith. He goes AWOL with the men, eventually siding with the Mexicans in their fight to hold onto territories that would become the American southwest. It's a tragic tale, recalling the era when Catholics (and Irish ones inparticular) were widely mistrusted and despised by the country's Protestant majority. Still, it's no wonder that the whitewashed, remember-the-Alamo version of American history has persevered in previous dramas; between the factionalized Mexican side, the conflicted Riley and even the war-weary US "invaders, " it's hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys here, who is fighting who and why, and Riley's romance with a Hispanic hottie muddies the picture even more. Still, ONE MAN'S HERO is worth comparing with another factual epic about a renegade warrior who casts his lotwith another culture - LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Like the breezy days of summer, this mix of pink, yellow and white daisies, carnations, roses and stock - presented in a whitewashed carrying basket - is sure to charm and delight! Perfect for any picnic table, or to brighten someone's day. Colors: Multicolored, Pink Components: Carnations, Mini Gerbera Daisies, Lisianthus, Assorted Greens