Do you remember a few months ago when I posted my friend Henry's apartment (here). Well, he has a new addition: a 6' tall antique venetian mirror! 
I thought it was so beautiful I just had to share it. Unfortunately he's moving soon and will have to abandon all of his hard work.
I thought it was so beautiful I just had to share it. Unfortunately he's moving soon and will have to abandon all of his hard work.
I love the mirror, and I particularly love the trimwork on his walls. What is that called - the name is escaping me - when there is small trim in the middle of the walls? Anyway, the contrast of the white and blue is great.
ReplyDeletei love the mirror and the apartment! ... and isn't henry one of the all-time great names?!
ReplyDeleteI love all his work. So sad that he has to move.
ReplyDeleteThe tiffany blue and white is so crisp, and that mirror is perfect. The scale of it makes it even better. What a wonderful place. Is he sad about leaving or excited to have a new space to work on?
ReplyDeleteHe's moving to NYC, so he's pretty excited! I'm sure he's looking forward to another small space and making it his own!
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous that he got that mirror at a local store that's a sort of fleamarket, ms. pixie's - i'm sure the mirror was a STEAL!
Such a lovely shade of blue.
ReplyDeletedon't ya just LOVE when you find the 'perfect' thing for practically nothing at some little re-sale shop.
ReplyDeletegreat room - great colour!
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great apartment!
ReplyDeleteand paul is right. henry is a great name!
I thought that mirror looked familiar. I was in Pixies this past Sunday and saw your friend purchasing the mirror. Small world. Love the Tiffany blue!
ReplyDeleteI hope that Henry will lure you to move to NY!
ReplyDelete( I love the color of his space, looks very "Tiffany" esque)
Wow! That mirror just "makes" the space. At least it is sonethinghe can take with hime to make the next place even more wonderful. Talented indeed!
ReplyDeleteI love that mirror!
ReplyDeleteIt looks just like the one in John Currin's "Thanksgiving" painting.
Move that Mirror very carefully!! I know from experience.
ReplyDeleteLucky guy...moving to one of the greatest cities in the U.S AND with a beautiful mirror that he could look into daily and gloat over his wonderful happenstance...in the words of Countess De Lave from the Women..oh l'amour l'amour!
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