-

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: One to Forty-Nine (c. 1968) by Alexander Girard. Gift of the Estate of Xenia S. Miller to the Indianapolis Museum of Art

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: One to Forty-Nine (c. 1968) by Alexander Girard. Gift of the Estate of Xenia S. Miller to the Indianapolis Museum of Art

(via musicembassy)

designed-for-life:

Glass Tube Chandelier by Gang Design

This unusual glass tube chandelier illuminates your home while shedding a little light on your own unique sense of style. the Maria suspended ceiling fixture features a central light bulb surrounded by a single or double row of glass test tubes - which is in and of itself an experiment in style! When empty, the glass sparkles like dazzling icicles in the light, or line the tubes with flowers to create an overhead bouquet, bringing some spring and summer into your home in any season. Alternately, let your creativity fill your home by filling these tubes with colored water, sand, beads - your only limit in your own imagination!

rskelly:

“The Cholmondeley Ladies”, an amazing elizabethan era portrait of sisters who were “born the same day, married the same day, and brought to bed the same day” as the inscription says. Shown at the Tate Gallery

rskelly:

“The Cholmondeley Ladies”, an amazing elizabethan era portrait of sisters who were “born the same day, married the same day, and brought to bed the same day” as the inscription says. Shown at the Tate Gallery

(via suicideblonde)