Beautiful Papercut Light Boxes


Posted on March 18, 2014 by catcat


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A collection of gorgeous paper reduce landscapes inside straightforward white light boxes is exhibited at this year’s SCOPE NY art show. Two artists collaborated with each other to generate this special style of intricate paper reduce pieces by meticulously designing the shapes and adding versatile LEDs.


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Design and style:Hari & Deepti
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Category: Crafts, Luminaires Tags: Lights, Paper-cuts
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Modern Day Home Made Of Concrete Boxes


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Suggestively referred to as “the home of the red box”, this Brazil residence was designed by architect and designer Leo Romano on a internet site surrounded by lush vegetation. The constructing comes to insert itself in the existing slope of the land, creating a minimum human effect. Numerous concrete boxes take the shape and size that greater adapts to current topography. The principal house is a concrete and glass box that has the principal entrance and day level at the leading of the slope, and the evening level at the bottom, invisible from above. This position provides comprehensive privacy to the bedroom area that overlooks the the garden and the pool. On best of the major building, like a nest or observation spot, there is a red concrete box that offers identity to the house. The other box is represented by the pool structure, an elongated box that stick out of the slope, cantilevering above the lowest level of the garden. The best floor consists of the open program kitchen and the living location.The slope offers a platform at the level of the kitchen where an outdoors terrace could be produced. At the other finish, the living room is set in a light-flooded corner that overlooks the trees and the pool below.


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The primary bedroom gives direct access to the lap pool and the garden. The architect wanted to push the concrete frame of the pool outdoors the slope, generating an original visual effect. The vibrant yellow deck chairs add a splash of colour on the side of the pool.


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The living room is the focal point of the home, and it has been fitted with stunning armchairs and comfy sofas and poufs. A well lived-in atmosphere is provided by the stacks of books and magazines spread a bit all more than the space, on the floor and on the low table.


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The armchairs, with dark wood frames and soft cushions invite to relaxation. Other decoration components and art works are spread around the room, in an intentionally careless manner which creates an informal atmosphere.


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The kitchen consists of a constructed-in glossy black block and a lengthy island, in concrete and with a black stone counter. Glossy organic-shaped stools are aligned on the living room side of the counter, serving for dining and snacking.


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There is a prefect symmetry among the bottom and top floor facades on the pool side. The sliding glazed doors open to let the air in and appears to invite for a dive into the pool underneath.


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Tidbits About Me

This sign was made for me; I just personalized it a bit more.

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I carry a small note pad in the car (along with a back scratcher in my door pocket) so I can write down thoughts that occur to me for th' blog. That worked, but then Love Bunny thought an audio recorder would work better. I bought one thinking that for once in our marriage he might be right and that it would help me more than trying to write while driving. And it did...for a while.

Then the battery went out and I was too busy to replace it so put it away for a while until I remembered to replace it. Then once again, I forgot it for a little while. Sigh. I always promise myself I'll remember what I wanted to write down. I rarely, if ever, do! I now have the audio recorder working and am using it again. I hate not remembering things I want to blog about!

Since I've been posting tidbits recently from a book I've read, I thought I'd post a few tidbits about me.

I am attracted to anything pink, architectural details, vintage gates that remind me of my childhood, vibrant colors, soft colors, gorgeous sofas, beautiful chairs, chocolate, pretty papers, froufrou images, chandeliers, flowers of any kind and any, and I mean ANY eye candy . Not necessarily in that order.

I love big hair on women and big photos on blogs. I have very fluffy/big hair and my great granddaughter does too.

I went wild this past New Year's Eve by buying corn chips. Yep, I'm soooo exciting! Sigh...

I've had a lifelong dependency on suspicion. True!

I do have a soft heart and am a bit of a sentimentalist, just a tiny bit.

I once did something I'll never, ever admit to. ;-) Nope, it wasn't immoral or illegal.

I am a very uplifting person and try to leave everyone feeling that way. True!

I leave toast crumbs in the butter and am not the least bit embarrassed by it. Butter should have toast crumbs in it.

I once wrote to a very famous interior designer and she wrote me back. I was thrilled. That's not the norm. She was a gracious lady.

I get up in the morning and immediately put on my clothes for the day. I don't change until we go to bed at night. (Hubs changes at least 3 times a day.)

I am an excellent speller and rarely get a word wrong.

I can't eat spicy/hot food, no way. Someone will tell me, "It's not too spicy" and invariably it's too spicy. So I trust no one anymore. I also don't like hot food; I prefer it at room temperature.

I'll never be a politically correct person. I say Merry Christmas and we'll fly the American flag until we die.

I'm a very opinionated woman and that will never change.

I love music from the 60s, 70s and 80s and also love the Big Band songs from the 40s. Also, classical guitar is one of my favorite things to listen to. I love the cello and bass music and most classical music. I absolutely hate rap music and I use the term music loosely in describing it. My granddaughter likes french rap music however.

I made my great granddaughter a music CD with oldies on it and she loves it but her favorite song is Lollipop and sings it at her daycare for them.
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Similar to my new quilted bedspread but mine has 11 ruffles on it.


More pretty bottles, one of my favorite things.


Lovely patio, just lovely!


I really like this house with the pretty tables and stone floor. No cleaning carpets!


Antlers and roses? Sure makes a cute table setting though.


Pretty homes on a street in Italy.


Yes, this is actually a cake. I can't even imagine the time and expertise, let alone the price, of such a creation.


Linens covered with roses.


Pretty hat boxes.


Lovely pearls gracing a hanger.


Beautiful pink chrysanthemums.


A kitchen we'd all love to have. Large farmhouse table with a gorgeous chandelier.


I'm not fond of mirrors but this one is gorgeous.


Pretty vintage tin boxes.


Gorgeous pink fabric. I wish I had it to make pillows.
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Tidbit:
In 1994, there were more than 420,000 accidents caused by kitchen knives, 122,000 by drinking glasses, 29,000 by refrigerators, and 7,000 by dishwashers.
Refrigerators??

Okay, now the "I" states and what each state is #1 in.

Idaho:
Trout Fishing
Highest suicide rate

Illinois:
Pumpkins
Nuclear power production

Indiana:
elevator manufacturing
Divorce

Iowa:
Percentage of residents over the age of 85
Water pollution
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A Book I Read

If you've read my blog for awhile you know that I am not a chick flick-type chick. I love action movies and books. After all, I'm married to a retired Marine and my son is a former Marine and relatives are Marines also. My brother-in-law is a professor at the War College in Pennsylvania.

I read a book several months ago and started laughing immediately. Now, this wouldn't be remarkable except this wasn't a book of humor; it was a murder mystery. Let me tell you about it.

These 2 guys—cops— are looking for a certain bad guy. The main character, one of the cops, in the book—let's call him Bill—goes into an old barn where some bikers have their Harleys and asks for a certain guy. Of course, none of the bikers will give their buddy away since this is obviously a cop looking for one of the bikers. They act tough, talk tough, threaten Bill, and then they hear a noise.

Somewhere outside the door someone is humming the Ghostbusters theme. The bikers seemed a bit confused at that. Then the door bursts open and in walks this guy looking like a ghostbuster with a flame thrower. (I'm laughing so hard just typing this I can hardly type.) He points the flamethrower at a wall of lockers inside the barn and incinerates the whole wall. The bikers try to look and sound tough and then the ghostbuster turns his flamethrower outside the door where their Harleys are and incinerates one of the Harleys. They give up their friend faster than slick on snot. (Forgive me, but I love when the bad guys whimper!) Then all but the one wanted biker get on their Harleys and get out of there faster than a 747 jet airliner. Bill and the flame throwing ghostbuster—a cop also— look at each other and Bill said: "Was it something we said?"

I laughed so hard I barely made it to the bathroom. I loved that book! :-)
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This dining set is adorable. Love the way she has enchanting pillows on the chairs.


Who could resist such a lovely florist?


A darling home with roses-covered picket fence.


This could be a place on a side street of Carmel.


My absolutely favorite food—donuts!


Sparkly covered boxes.


Another darling cottage with pond.


Simple eye candy.


Love these rose wreaths.


Not sure what it is but it's cute.


A place to dream and dream about.


Beautiful decorated bottles.


I know it's not usually snowing this time of year, but isn't this scene gorgeous?


A secret place.


I'd take this chair in a heartbeat!
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Tidbits:
Hot dogs take more than 20 years to break down in landfills.
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