When Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79, catastophic volcanic ash buried cities and towns in the region of Southern Italy. This panel is a reproduction of a fresco wall painting (Roman, about 40–30 B.C.) from the bedroom of a country villa in Boscoreale, about one mile north the volcano. We all often make the mistake… Read more »
Isn’t it funny that Art Nouveau, not that long ago was considered very edgy, Modern Design? The Glenhaven Floor lamp from Rejuvenation is a beautiful example and reproduction from that period, the time between the two world wars, when the Victorian change was cast aside for the more modern era. Reminds us of Downton Abbey… Read more »
This reproduction of a model form, used by French19th-century woodcarvers will look beautiful on your entry table or anywhere you want a piece of timeless, haunting beauty. Known as vestiges, these abandoned models have not lost their allure. On the contrary, we think the cracks and chips in the matte white plaster add to their… Read more »
A DECORIGIN’s exclusive, this mirror will give any room Versailles Hall of Mirrors a run for it’s money. Okay, maybe that’s a little extreme, but we just really, really love it. A classic, this reproduction, with nuanced gold leafing, incredible attention to detail, is even better than the original. 23″ x 39″