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Thomas Paul Dahlia Pillow to Perk Up a Sofa, Chair and Bed
The Thomas Paul Pillows are made from 100% silk twill. Thomas Paul pillows are an easy way to perk up a sofa, chair or bed. Trend driven patterns and colors in coordinating palettes make room makeovers a no-brainer.
Thomas Paul Dahlia Pillow modern pillow has printed front and solid color back. Invisible zipper closure and a 95/5 feather/down insert Piped edges. 18 x 18. Colors are burnt orange, pale pink and brown. The shop started in Newyork city.
Thomas Paul Dahlia Pillow are made from the finest materials. The pillows in the collection are made from finest 100% silk twill. All of the patterns are hand silk screen and Hand Woven with the greatest attention in detailed. These Thomas Paul Dahlia Pillow pillows can brighten up any room.
Thomas Paul Dahlia Pillow is a very intricate and intense process, but no other fiber takes color and patter like silk. Thomas Paul pillows are made from the finest Chinese silks available. The Katiewong Pillows are made of Canvas and each Throw Pillow Cover measures 18″ x 18″. Please purchase online www katiewongnyc.com in Newyork.
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Plant Ledge Above the Foyer is Lacking. Please help!?
This plant ledge is above the foyer and is pretty high. The foyer has a black bench, back console table and a large mirror which faces the door. I have wood floors and very light salmon cream walls. It really is very light, it just not a flat cream. I have one large silk plant up there. Any ideas? More plants, candles, baskets . . . Oh, I have a moderate budget for this project, so I can’t do expensive art.
Th only really visible room from the foyer is the Living Room, which currently has a green print chair. We have not purchased a sofa, but expect it to match or complement the chair.
Thanks for your ideas!!!
If you can’t reach the ledge to conveniently water a real plant then keep the one silk plant you have but don’t add more. They get dusty fast and are hard to clean. Even if you think no one will notice it that high up,it still develops a dull, “dirty” look after a while. The foyer sounds so pretty…I love the combo of black and salmon. On the ledge,besides the plant, put 3 matching baskets in a light color,the kind you would use for files ( bonus hidden storage! ) and a large round plate or platter ( to offset the square lines of the baskets ) in a shiny material like copper or bronze to complement the salmon walls. This will be a grouping of 5,an uneven number which is more pleasing to the eye than even numbers, and you will have a variety of elements…metal/shiny, natural with texture and greenery.
