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Posted 10 years ago
Mac63
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Seeing Lee's posting of her display inspired this one. I think we did this once before; I would love to see how others are displaying their collections.
In the last year or so I put the finishing touches on two built-ins. The challenge I find with collecting is keeping the balance so that it doesn't looking like one is hoarding.
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what a stunning place!!! I should move in................................................................
Thanks Sean - you are too kind ;)
Your very welcome Mac63!!!! :)
W ~ O ~ W ...... Stunning!!!! Love it!!!
Modern meets antique beautifully. What excellent decorating savvy! I have to admit that I want to copy what you have done with your collection. It's absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you for checking in and for your positive comments!
Smiata thank you - please be my guest after all decorating is all about borrowing ideas.
Very elegant! and I love your Art Déco fireplace!!! and the gray on the walls...
I haven't got through the hoarding look yet. :-)
Mac, your shelves are really wonderful - what a classy way to display your glass. And you can see each individual piece so well - I know exactly what you mean about displaying without making it look like hoarding!! ;)
Thanks Michelle!!
Ian I just checked your pics - looks good to me!
Thank you austro.
Hi David. Thank you. It was the shelves that inspired me. These were made by a local artist. They are construction grade iron poles used to support buildings while excavation work is being done. He added iron clamps and tempered glass. I thought it was a brilliant idea using the concept of reclaim/reuse. I am not really a big fan of Ikea personally; coincidence perhaps?
Mac, I am loving your use of space and displaying your fantastic glass. To showcase in different ways! Hmmm.... Gives me food for thought when I have a house. Thank you for your share my friend!
Lee
Thanks Lee, I appreciate your comments.
David - This one is solid - not earth quake proof but solid. Earth quakes are a rarity in this part of the world but I guess anything is possible. Speaking of Ikea - they do have those solid pressed board units that are stackable book shelves although they wouldn't allow much light on the glass : http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/40275846/
You also might get some ideas here: http://gomguz.com/10620/smart-and-genius-wall-shelving-ideas/smart-and-genius-wall-shelving-ideas-with-oak-double-wall-shelves-and-oak-peg-wall-shelves/
idcloisonnne - thanks for the comment. The one problem I have noticed is that friends with little ones never relax when they come to visit. I admit my place is not kid friendly - it never had to be part of my thinking. I admit I get a little on easy too when little ones are in the house...:)
Thank you. It is not heavy at all. It is red lacquered tray that a good friend bought for me.