Once upon a time. . . happiness reigned. Everyone remembered their dreams. Hearts yielded to laughter like a town to a carnival.

Iconic and unparalleled, the Pixel Cabinet presents a ground-breaking work of pioneering design. This piece carries the dedication and art of those who built it, a variety of traditional production techniques to craft an avant-garde furniture piece that is authentic, joyful and a perfect match for the digital age. Its playful character is captured in shape and color palette, challenging design and finest craftsmanship. Made out of 1088 triangles, the upper part of the Pixel Cabinet plays with perception and combines exceptional materials with multicolored compositions to give the cabinet a unique, striking design: handmade leaf gilding triangles, 10 different types of wood leafs from palisander to African walnut veneer, and lacquering. Behind its two doors, this bar cabinet surprises with a timeless combination of aged mirror and a diamond quilted blue silk fabric, containing nine interior drawers, each one with its own golden knob. The polished brass base gives Pixel a unique and sophisticated character. Product Features Contemporary bar cabinet made of 1088 wooden triangles in a diversity of wood and finishes: handmade leaf gilding triangles, 10 different types of wood leafs from palisander to African walnut veneer, and lacquering. Behind its two doors, a timeless combination of aged mirror covering an open space containing nine interior drawers, each one with a golden exquisite knob. The doors are upholstered by a diamond quilted blue silk fabric. The polished brass base gives Pixel a unique and sophisticated character. Arts and Techniques Wood work; Upholstery; Leaf Guilding; Wood veneer application; Varnishing. Materials and Finishes Wood, Mirror, Acrylic, Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf. Varied choice of colors Dimensions W 81 cm | D 60 cm | H 163 cm W 31.5 in | D 23.6 in | H 64.2 in Customization Custom sizes and colors are available with an upcharge. Clean and Care Glass cleaner for the shelves, dry cloth for the lacquered parts and a dry cloth metal cleaner for the handles.

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This Luxury Statement Piece is considered iconic and unparalleled. The Pixel Cabinet presents a ground-breaking work of pioneering design. It is the perfect luxury cabinet to fit in your living room,…

Sold by  Create your own from scratch  Size: 5" x 7" Make custom invitations and announcements for every special occasion! Choose from twelve unique paper types, two printing options, and six shape options to design a card that's perfect for you. Dimensions: 5" x 7" (portrait or landscape) Standard white envelope included High quality, full-color, full-bleed Add photos and text to both sides of this flat card at no extra charge Two printing options available: Standard and High-Definition 12 unique paper types and colors to choose from Designer Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product’s customizable design area measures 5" x 7". For best results please add 1/16" bleed. Paper Type: Matte A classic, all around paper with a natural feel and an uncoated matte finish; our Standard Matte stands the test of time. Elegant and understated, colors print softer and more subtle. 17.5 pt thickness / 120 lb weight / 324 GSM Light white, uncoated matte finish with an eggshell texture Paper is easy to write on and won't smudge Made and printed in the USA

If you'd like to pretend to visit France for a little while, check out Once Upon A Time In France in Nashville for a great meal.

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Find yourself transported to France with a visit to this beautifully designed and locally-owned Nashville bistro.

Ivan Bilibin was born in 1876 in St. Petersburg, Russia. His first inspiration for illustrating fairy tales came from the Russian folktales he was told growing

In 1924 Hugh Comstock came to Carmel to visit his sister Catherine and her husband, George Seideneck, both artists and members of the struggling Carmel Art Association. While in Carmel, Hugh met Mayotta Browne, who successfully made and sold rag and felt dolls, called "Otsy-Totsys." Hugh and Mayotta married that year. Buyers from large cities came to place orders for the dolls, which soon filled their house to overflowing. She asked Hugh to build her a cottage to use as a showroom. Hugh was neither a builder nor an architect, but he loved to draw and tinker. He designed and built with Mayotta a whimsical little cottage, Gretel, on Torres near 6th, inspired by the watercolor illustrations of the British children's book illustrator Arthur Rackham. The Carmel Pine Cone called Hugh "a builder of dreams" that year. With some happy exceptions, most of Carmel domestic architecture of the period consisted of large, boxy board and batten houses without any pretension to style, and commercial stores had false Western fronts. All this changed with Hugh's intriguing little creations, and people clamored for him to build them cottages or stores. The little cottages seemed to grow from the ground they rested on. Hugh purposefully did not use a carpenter's level, so the lines were untrue and the chimneys crooked. Hugh's own studio, built in 1927, corner of Santa Fe and 6th, was inspired by an English country house. The exterior walls are stuccoed and trimmed with wood, irregularly carved, at cornices, windows and doors. The roof is steeply pitched with irregularly-cut shakes. The narrow, tall chalk-rock chimney has a Gothic pot. His homes have served as as inspiration to other builders over the years and given a distinct "fairy tale" quality to the lovely city of Carmel, Ca. Most of the images in this set can be purchased at LindaYvonne.imagekind.com/

If I were to ask you what is being advertised here what would your guess be? Mine would be the latest haute couture collection from one of the world’s top fashion houses. Don’t you agree? To me this looks like a fashion shoot straight from the pages of Vogue, ELLE or Marie Claire. To a

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Santorini Tile Seamless Paper, Digital Paper Santorini, Digital Download, Printable Paper, Santorini Pattern, Travel Background, Surface Papers WHAT IS INCLUDED -25 Size: 12x12 JPG Santorini Tile Papers -Resolution: 300 dpi JPG Please read our terms and conditions on digital downloads. You will be provided with a link to dropbox upon purchase. Once you pay, a download link will be sent to the email associated with your Etsy account, so make sure to give a valid email address. Also, you can access the downloads on the Etsy Website after your payment is confirmed. **Terms of Use: Commercial use is allowed as well as Product on Demand, as long as it does not compete directly with me. Please do not sell our products as is, you can use our products to create something new. Please do not share or distribute our original files. If files are used to make other forms of art, it needs to be delivered in a flattened form and cannot be extracted from the files.

Once upon a time (yesterday) there was a girl (me) who had a morning appointment at the dentist. Like every teenager in the waiting room (...

A love tale as old as time!

Once Upon a Time - the beginning of a beautiful book! These 1-inch glass pendants feature a picture of a book page printed onto photo paper, then overlaid with a saying printed on transparent paper, adhered to a glass tile and set into a silver-plated frame (treated to deter tarnish). Water resistant, NOT waterproof. A sterling silver plated chain for $4 is also available in lengths of 18", 20", 22" or 24 inches.

Once upon a time, there was an awesome trivet who hung on my wall. It was wrought iron and tile, and it joined us for dinner nearly every night. And then my son Thom happened to it. Wrought iron is no match for my boy. And glue was not the answer. Fine. I've had a crush on glass mosaics for a while now, so before we attempt a huge project, let's do a little practice work on something everyone can manage without fancy tiling tools. I bought the tiles months ago for a different project, which I abandoned, so there they were, just taking up space in my work shop. And yes, I've tiled before, but not with this stuff, and I always like to do dry runs on something with very little commitment. Seriously. Let's give this a whirl. You'll need: One 12x12 tile, cheap please. Like $1.25 One 12x12 sheet of mosaic tiles in the clearance bin, $3.50 Grout. I was lazy and bought pre-mixed this time Goop. This gets used in almost all of my projects except recipes. And I'm tempted A butter knife A sponge Okay, first, on your 12x12 solid tile, slather a generous amount of silicone adhesive, which is wonderfully water proof. Set the mosaic on the tile and arrange it evenly. This is way too easy. Let it set and grab your butter knife. It's just grout, don't be scared. Pretend you're making a peanut butter sandwich, but violently force the peanut butter into the bread. Scrape the excess off with the flat side of the knife. Wipe the tiles off with a barely damp sponge. There will still be a film over the tiles. Don't panic, it's supposed to be there. Walk away and find Ty Pennington on TV. Now, the next evening come back and grab that damp sponge again and wipe off the haze. Haze being the remainder of the grout on the tile. See how easy that was? I think we're ready for the the hearth project! And we're also ready for a hot pot of spaghetti sauce. Ever wanted to tile but you were a tad hesitant? Here's the project to give you confidence. And wouldn't a matching backsplash and trivet be kinda cool?

The Pixel Cabinet - Once Upon a Time is a contemporary design piece made by Boca do Lobo in partnership with Vista Alegre. It features a unique design that will enhance your contemporary house.

Fillmore Street Cottage Once upon a time, it seemed to someone a good idea to install the interior of a cheap 1960s rambler into a 1908 cottage. This resulted in removal of all interior millwork, built-ins, art glass windows and the staircase. It included the addition of acoustic tile dropped ceilings, gold and mauve plastic […]

For the roof covering of his single-family house built to ecological standards, the architect chose anthracite-coloured matt clay roof tiles, which are inexpensive and simple to lay. Architect: Claudy Mercenier, ARTerre – Fléron Roofer: Emmanuel Liegeois – Herve Clay roof tiles: Migeon Actua slate engobe Read more about the project on our Architectum blog.

Once upon a time, there was an awesome trivet who hung on my wall. It was wrought iron and tile, and it joined us for dinner nearly every night. And then my son Thom happened to it. Wrought iron is no match for my boy. And glue was not the answer. Fine. I've had a crush on glass mosaics for a while now, so before we attempt a huge project, let's do a little practice work on something everyone can manage without fancy tiling tools. I bought the tiles months ago for a different project, which I abandoned, so there they were, just taking up space in my work shop. And yes, I've tiled before, but not with this stuff, and I always like to do dry runs on something with very little commitment. Seriously. Let's give this a whirl. You'll need: One 12x12 tile, cheap please. Like $1.25 One 12x12 sheet of mosaic tiles in the clearance bin, $3.50 Grout. I was lazy and bought pre-mixed this time Goop. This gets used in almost all of my projects except recipes. And I'm tempted A butter knife A sponge Okay, first, on your 12x12 solid tile, slather a generous amount of silicone adhesive, which is wonderfully water proof. Set the mosaic on the tile and arrange it evenly. This is way too easy. Let it set and grab your butter knife. It's just grout, don't be scared. Pretend you're making a peanut butter sandwich, but violently force the peanut butter into the bread. Scrape the excess off with the flat side of the knife. Wipe the tiles off with a barely damp sponge. There will still be a film over the tiles. Don't panic, it's supposed to be there. Walk away and find Ty Pennington on TV. Now, the next evening come back and grab that damp sponge again and wipe off the haze. Haze being the remainder of the grout on the tile. See how easy that was? I think we're ready for the the hearth project! And we're also ready for a hot pot of spaghetti sauce. Ever wanted to tile but you were a tad hesitant? Here's the project to give you confidence. And wouldn't a matching backsplash and trivet be kinda cool?

The Pixel Cabinet - Once Upon a Time is a contemporary design piece made by Boca do Lobo in partnership with Vista Alegre. It features a unique design that will enhance your contemporary house.

Once upon a time, a customizable fairy tale book is a must have for your birthday. You can elegantly personalize the open fairy tale book by photo, name and age. It is a background that will allow you to take great photos. It is suitable for multiple use. Material printing tarpaulin Thick Fabric It is sent to the back of the canvas with double-sided adhesive. So you can easily mount it on the wall as you wish. Adhesives do not leave marks on the wall. Please message me with your customization information (name, age and photo) Size 20 inches * 14 inches (50 cm * 36 cm) 31 inches * 23 inches ( 80 cm * 58 cm ) 39 inches * 29 inches ( 100 cm * 72 cm ) 47 inches * 34 inches (120 cm * 87 cm ) 59 inches * 39 inches (150 cm * 100 cm) 71 inches * 51 inches ( 180 cm * 130 cm ) 78 inches * 59 inches ( 200 cm * 150 cm ) You will receive a design proof within 1-2 business days after placing an order. We will await your answer for 24 hours before proceeding your order. Please stay in contact after ordering. Please contact me if you want fast delivery of the product. There is an additional charge for expedited shipping. I am sending in a protected packaging in its special box. So that the birthday sign reaches you intact. Colors may differ slightly due to photo shooting. Shipping 2-5 day to USA 1-5 day to EU 2-10 days to rest of the world