Remember J.L? My Fave Client?

His breakfast room that came out quite nicely.

And finally......

drum roll please!!!!!!

The tapastry we have all be waiting for-

TA DAH!!!!!

he loves it ,

and isn't that what it is all about anyway?

Have a nice Sunday!!

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F.S. Schumacher - antique linen velvet - my fave

I can only tell you that if you haven't used antique linen velvet....

well

you just have not lived.

The best ones....

there is nothing like it.

Here is my secret source

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Check These Fabulous Foyers Out

You never get a second chance to make a first impression.

The first thing a guest coming to your home sees is your 

entrance foyer.

Right?

Have fun.

Let your entrance foyer say something about you.

It is like a calling card.

Let me know which one you relate to best.

I am always interested to know.

Love the tiny yellow piano.

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TRUNKS UP !!!

I wish you 'TRUNKS UP' luck this weekend.

I am thinking ...

YES!

Today is going to bring all good to me.

HOW ABOUT YOU?

People that collect elephants are always talking about the 'trunks' being up is good luck.......

American fascination with the lucky elephant-god of India and the white elephants of Thailand combined in the form of the ubiquitous lucky elephant knick-knack. In typical American fashion, it was decreed that only those elephant figurines with their trunks upraised were lucky. The rest were, as a friend of mine put it, "just elephants."

This "trunk up" belief has no apparent origin in Africa, India, or South East Asia where elephants are native, but is widespread in the USA, and many Asian and African amulet and statuary makers now produce trunk-up elephant statues for American buyers. It may have originated in the west-British and Irish belief that a lucky horseshoe must face upward or "the luck will run out." The statuette shown here is a cheap Japanese lusterware "trunk up" elephant knick-knack purchased in San Francisco's Chinatown in the 1950s. Other lucky elephant figurines of the mid-20th century were made of ivory, ivory-coloured plastic, onyx, porcelain, jade, serpentine, and ebony

http://www.luckymojo.com/elephant.html

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