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Love It or Hate It? Black & Spiro Christmas Tree
Anna Spiro created this Christmas window display for her shop, Black & Spiro, in Brisbane, Australia. The display has a blue, white, and pink color palette and uses old Delftware to decorate the tree, as well as silver bowls and pink roses. I think it's a very festive, imaginative design for a window display, but I can't say I'd recreate it in my own home.
Roundup: Delft Blues For the Traditionalist
I personally tend to gravitate towards modern décor, though I ideally like to mix styles. But, as I was raised in a traditional-style home, I do have an appreciation for the sort of old, dusty way of decorating . .
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Love It or Hate It? An Ornament and a Crime
Maxim Velcovsky, who was raised in Czechoslovakia, took two of the most common decorations of his childhood and welded them into An Ornament and a Crime ($1,000), a bust of Lenin decorated with the famous blue-onion pattern, which is known in the US as Delft. What do you think?
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