The "other" Syntax

"When you put together things that other people have thrown out, you're really bringing them to life - a spiritual life that surpasses the life for which they where originally created."

            Louise Nevelson

Non-Euclidean Geometry

Abandoned and Gorgeous II

Obsessions

Black and White Interiors from HERE

Rams Horn Table Lighter from HERE

Wary Meyers Abstract pillows HERE

Circa 1625 Dodo Painting from HERE

Leon Dabo



Period Costume from LACMA



Cat writing desk by Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne from HERE




Freud's couch used during psychoanalytic sessions



Ghost Towns (in this photo Bodie CA)




Patina from HERE



Vintage Advertising Sign from HERE




Four Post Bed found in New Orleans

 

Unique Gift: HERE

70's Onyx Coffee Table

Home Libraries

When bookshelves of a certain texture touch book covers, the books themselves take on the properties of wood. This has actually been scientifically proven by using a parabolic strut attached to an electrical outlet. Once connected, a spooky thing can happen, causing the book and the wood to actually become one in the universe, which Albert Einstein acknowledged.

Next time you place a book on its shelf, look closely....you may see an electrical spark that travels along the book's spine. This electrical spark actually contains all the information within the book and can be readily captured and read. This is a thing all librarians can attest to! Have you ever seen a librarian's hair....what a mess!




Diane Keaton's Library HERE



Philip Gorrivan from Elle Decor

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François Muracciole





Sarah Blee



Andy and Kate Spade's Home Library (detail) HERE





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Samantha Boardman's Library HERE





 
"To add a library to a house is to give that house a soul." - Cicero