Photo courtesy pareeerica via Flickr
Come closer my pretties
so that you may see,
I have some treats for you
Don't be afraid and flee !
In celebration of La Toussaint (All Saints Day) on November 1, in France, I thought it most appropriate to share with you some dead things and curiosities. In my ghostly travels, I happened upon a most intriguing individual, Franck Delmarcelle. Franck is an antique dealer and decorator who owns "Galerie et Caetera" in Paris.
haunted house!
An interesting cabinet de curiosité.
Quite a sense of style too!
The living turned dead, otherwise known
as Naturalia, is becoming a hot new trend.
According to Maison & Objet, 2009 brings
a new appreciation for the countryside with
urbanites missing their roots.
Read about Nature and Wood being the big
influences in home design here.
These spinal accessories would certainly
be a conversation starter!
Perhaps Monsieur Delmarcelle can see
the future.
Be sure and pay him a visit here, for a
most delightful evening!
Photo courtesy Pareericka via Fickr
Should you desire more, my lovelies,
discover L'atelier d 'écriture de Eric Poindron.
It is a blog of the bizarre, but mostdelightful!
If you prefer something a bit more tame,
but beautiful just the same...
try knocking at this door for a treat.
Geraldine Gonzalez is a former
shoe designer turned sculptor.
She creates luminous sculptures from
crystal paper that have a sense of mystery.
Unusual and wickedly luscious!
4 comments:
I love it! All Saints Day...that will help extend the holiday to two days! Thank you Shawn for sharing!
Diana
This was great, loved the pictures.
Very interesting. I always look forward to your new posts. :-)
I already know them but I love them so much ! Franck is such a source of inspiration for me
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