Art for my Florida home.....so herons are not art?
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Comments (6)It looks wonderful! I had 3 of those orbs, but they were in the cargo trailer that was stolen from my yard....See MoreI am so stuck! - art over my fireplace
Comments (21)Iceanna, I drooled over those fireplace surrounds in the gallery - breath-taking antiques. Franksmom and Kswl - I do not want to hang those portraits over the fireplace. The fireplace is gas and emits a lot of heat - and a lot of it goes up (ask the poor fresh wreath I hung over the fireplace this Christmas). The woman is my grandmother and probably is 115 years old. I am afraid of the heat. Kswl - there are only two chairs upholstered the same - the two flanking the fireplace. I gave a lot of thought to comments here - a lot - and then DH decided to go shopping with me on Friday. He very rarely goes as he figures everything is a matter of opinion - and he couldn't figure out why I wanted to replace the piece currently there. Anyway - off we went in the snow. I looked at a lot of prints and saw this one. Were the colors good? Yes, perfect. More importantly, did it reflect me. I looked at the scene and immediately thought old, calm, serene, could almost see people walking up the street in days gone by. Life is more than intense right now and I am going for quiet at home! So we bought it knowing we could return it -but alone it seemed to small. We trooped through a few more stores and started looking at scones. He liked these as they mimic the fireplace surround which we do love. We came home and I told him I was going to wait until my DILs came today - he told me he liked it and "just hang it" - so we did. I do like it. Is it forever? Probably not. Will I always keep looking? Yes, but I do like it. The sconces look amazing lit (am going to look for battery-operated candles). So for now, I like it and certainly better than the purple print, which now has a new home. I don't know how the colors are going to come through but here goes: For years I have been wanting to take the ugly mirrors off my dresser - the picture is perfect - picks up the colors in the comforter: I still need to "dress" the dresser ---...See MoreColor of the rug and wall art
Comments (63)mpal13 You mentioned liking the heron pic, like the one Beverly posted above, Louisiana Heron. Here are a few others, too - from Art.com: Marsh Heron I https://www.art.com/products/p48662055853-sa-i10947409/tim-o-toole-marsh-heron-i.htm?upi=Q1BL7670&PODConfigID=9201946&sOrigID=4796 Marsh Heron II https://www.art.com/products/p48662055870-sa-i10947410/tim-o-toole-marsh-heron-ii.htm?upi=Q1BL6LV0&PODConfigID=9201947&sOrigID=4796 Louisiana Heron (many variations) https://www.art.com/products/p28960945946-sa-i8059572/john-james-audubon-louisiana-heron.htm?Heron Heron Haven https://www.art.com/products/p31301718843-sa-i9153794/carolyn-mock-heron-haven.htm?upi=Q11ATER0&PODConfigID=9201947&sOrigID=4796 Purple Heron https://www.art.com/products/p48802155491-sa-i11014667/john-james-audubon-purple-heron-1835.htm?upi=Q1BYGQE0&PODConfigID=4986494&sOrigID=4796...See MoreI don’t know if art work or a mirror is better on the buffet wall ?
Comments (13)I agree that the rug is much too small as well as dark. The tones are taking away from the distinct table base and the coordinating chair legs. As an admitted minimalist, I'd have no rug there or one that's the same color as the floor but textural. The floors are beautiful. Given the many hard reflective surfaces, I think a mirror would be too much and would prefer a textural art piece. The height can't be greater than what's there now due to the vent. Although I really like the candlestick lamps below, it may look cluttered due to the glass cabinet close to the sideboard....See Moreeld6161
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