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| A large landing in London's Belgravia. Scagliola columns were installed, a wooden floor put in, metal neo-classical balusters made [staircases are always steep in Cubitt houses]. A John Stefanidis designed lantern on a staircase wall. A chandelier 'weights' the room and hangs over a conversation piece - a spill-over for parties - on a Garouste and Bonetti designed carpet. The consoles designed for this space hide radiators. Two elegant Regency chairs float on the parquet floor. |
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Stratis Thalassinos Among the Agapanthi There are no asphodels, violets, or hyacinths; how then can you talk with the dead? The dead know ... -
BATIK of Javanese [Indonesian] origin is melted wax applied to cotton cloth. In Yogyakarta , I watched fascinated as tradition...
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