TURQUOISE
The
ACCENT COLOR
Dramatic Pop of Color
To any
Neutral Room
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- Balsamo Antiques and Interior Design
- Housed in a renovated 1837 church in the bucolic town of Pine Plains, NY — just 1 3/4 hours north of Manhattan and 20 minutes south of Hudson, NY. Balsamo offers an eclectic mix of European 18th, 19th, and 20th century antique furnishings and accessories for the home and garden. Capture and bring home the essence of Old World sophistication and style.
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well, welcome back...glad to get your post. those pots are wonderful!
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Loving the urns. They would work particularly well here in Sydney. I have a tendency to put turquoise synonymous with the tropics.
ReplyDeleteCan see them against a backdrop of a modern beach house with a fabulous beach on the door step.
x Charlotta
I love that colors it's absolutely refreshing:)
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