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(Woodson and Rummerfield)

Elle Decor Showhome 2010

(Katidid blog and Samantha Pynn)

For one thing, this palette is so elegant. Honey tones, white, and black/gray. This table so spectacular against those streamlined chairs. The chairs are perfect as they dont distract from the woodwork of the table. (Images via Design Delight)

(Katidid blog)Fornasetti chairs are nicely paired with the geometric pattern on the drapery. I love those chairs, but find the whole setting a little chilly. The artichoke light fixture is always a winner though.. Perhaps had it been another rug, the whole room would have a different feel!

(Jay Jeffers)

(Jay Jeffers)

(Jay Jeffers)

(katidid)

This particular dining room, I'm a fan of. Spectacular table with contrasting chairs. Notice the curvature of the chairs echo the curves of the table. This dining set has movement, and the green against the lavender drapery is a showstopper. Its a neo classical look on a casual sisal carpet. It spells class and timeless elegance.

Carved legs

 How much do I love that extra little detail! Carved legs on a pedestrian-looking  table. What a surprise! Nothing adds shape, and texture like this table. Also love what so "in" right now, the "driftwood" table. Beautiful, but I'm wondering, could we make this into a fun DIY? If are able to do it, let me know....ps: I absolutely love how the colours inter-mingle with one another between the driftwood table, and the artwork/vignette and choice of wall colour (Images via Design by Delight)

Lovely Mattia Bonetti

Some of Bonetti's wonders.. Sometimes, you have to look and admire. Shapes, textures and colours. Its all there! I just wish I could touch it!
Fantastic concept of lucite meet Art Deco for the see-thru armoire. I would suggest only glassware inside you anyone was ever to own one of those beautiful pieces.. It could reflect light and not distract from the actual craftmanship.