Hey where do you find the toddlers with dog pic? :oP I'd love that LOL I have a victorian and don't just look for "victorian" art :) But if I were, I'd have to look around the house and pull out the piantings of flowers....all victorian ladies painted flowers....and then we have a great crossdressing dude walking with a lady this is specifically victorian. I guess I'm confused what a 150 year old spinning wheel and tuscan and victorian have to do with each other? It's hard to suggest anything if there isn't some sort of reference and I'm not reading "tuscan" in the first post.... The victorian period was some 70 years long...there's a lot to choose from. Some of it would be just fine in a tuscan room (ie the flowers most likely) some of it (the cross dresser) maybe not so much....

My new kitchen is pretty close to what you are getting. I've got Maple Shaker cabs with Verde Peacock granite. Ive also got stainless appliances. Here is the hardware I went with. They're brushed nickel. They're from the Jeffrey Alexander Milan collection. Knobs: Pulls: And here's a shot showing both pulls and knobs and the verde peacock granite! Hope this helps!

We have baby turtle under the plate rail in our dining room (missing light shades in the photo). It's one of the only paint colors that I've ever used that I got "right" on the first try and instantly loved. Seven years later, I still love it. It's a little washed out in the first picture; the second picture is a little more true to color.

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