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most are large dining room tables. for large spaces.

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beautiful garden

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Brilliant!!! This is extremely helpful for me. ❤❤❤❤

Small? You obviously don't live in London.

It’s nice that you show the color would had been nicer if you actually wrote the color down

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Many great photos and I love the longer video but that black out thing you do with the pictures is really hard on these old eyes!! Adjusting to light and dark so quickly was painful for me.

Loved the piano

What do half these fountains and this music have in common? ...They're both rock!!!

Я в восторге от японских садов! Я в восторге от японского сада в городе Краснодар, самого большого и самого прекрасного в мире ! С уважением из Сибири,Владимир Мой город - Nizhnevartovsk !

GOOD MASSIDEA ! ! ! Greetings. This video is interesting. I am fascinated by topics of this type. I like to study and see the world of the late 1800s and early 1900s in its artistic manifestations in every field, especially in design in general and in the furnishing of homes of those eras (Art Nouveau and Art Deco)( or Liberty). Let me introduce myself: I am Renata Teresa Cosulich de Pecine. I inherited from my father a wonderful collection of glass and crystal vases by Renè Lalique and Emile Galle. These items were my father's great passion, who traveled the world to find and buy them for his collection. And I, of course, also inherited this passion from him, Now all the vases are in the villa I inherited, well looked after, but the costs for security and anti-theft systems are becoming very high, so I decided to sell the entire collection in order to be able to live more peacefully and also to not continue to spend a lot of money on security. Of course I regret this, but I have to. In addition to the vases by Lalique and Gallè, I also have beautiful pairs of silver candelabras from the late 1700s, the late 1800s and also from the 1930s of Italian Fascism. For emotional reasons I would like the people interested in my items to be all passionate and in love with these splendid objects, just as my father was, but unfortunately I realize that many are just crude traders only interested in money. Patience ! I have to accept them! However, to have direct and personal contact with interested people, I did not turn to Auction Houses but I thought of speaking directly with people to get to know them. (After all, I am alone and not organized to go up and down to various cities carrying my precious objects. I only have a friend of mine who gradually helps me with packaging and shipping) I had a website made to present the entire collection (for anyone who might be interested, the site is laliquevasesgalle.) Some of my friends, given my passion, ask me questions about my "jargon" when I talk about my collection. For example, what they mean: "Art Nouveau", "Art Deco" or "Liberty", etc. Since it is complicated for me, I always advise them to go to Google and consult the sites on the topic, such as wikipedia. In fact, people in general have confused ideas on the subject, even if many can vaguely interpret the age of an object.

Small space ideas if you live in a flipping mansion 🤦‍♂️

Beautiful ideas garden 🏡!!! 🤗👍

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Can’t handle the music

Chicago goi y quay lai may tuan nay roi. That. Phia My bon ong chot ngay.

Can anyone please tell me what style the cafe should be designed in?

Musica ossessiva ed immagini piccole

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Like the flat roof with out the trusses

The title is a lie. There's very few actual art studios in the video, and even fewer ideas!

Nice pictures But Wrong music for this video. It should be Zen music.

No color no personality in the decor

Wow ,love love love all the brilliant naughtical ideas for my new apartment by the sea,i dont know where to start ,wish you designer's were able to help me thank you so much for sharing i have made notes of things i need to get . Exiting x

What’s the thing on top of the bed that you have to clime up to at 10:18

This music is annoying. Jazz and Japanese gardens don’t go together. Just because they both start with J…..

Love these!

put me to sleep

This is perfect... I'm glad I found you

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For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

The title says "45 + ..." but some of the gate images are repeated 4 or 5 times.

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Do I win a prize for noticing the same fireplace shown three separate times in the sequence?

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1:42 what’s creative about this one 😅

Thank you for the inspo!

Thank you for the beautiful ideas 💕🌺💕

Fireplaces are wonderful to enjoy. In my past life with my first wife we had a house custom built. Most noteable was that our fireplace was truly a work of art that took my stone mason 3 months to build. It was made of 4 tons of amethyst all hand laid by the stone mason. For those who don't know, amethyst is a semi precious crystal that is mined and it was delivered by a dump truck load of large boulders weighing hundreds of pounds each, that then had to be broken down to expose the many large amethyst crystals. The stone mason spent many days carefully and skilllfully breaking the boulders to expose these amethyst crystals and crystal arrays. Each piece was then hand laid and fitted to make the wall to wall fireplace along with a curved cave firebox on one end for the wood storage. The fireplace also had 2 - 4 foot 2" thick white marble mantels, and a black 4" thick black marble wall to wall sill with black grout. It was magnificent and when the two ceiling lights shined down on the exposed amethyst. It took up one entire wall about 15 feet wide and 8 feet high. The firebox was built with highest quality firebricks and a special grout so that it curved and tapered inward from the bottom on all 3 sides so it would give off maximum heat. He built a masterpiece in every way. I have no idea what it cost my contractor to build back in the early 70's. Today, with the price of amethyst,, it would not surprise me if it would cost 200,000 dollars or more to build one like it. It is however, to the best of my knowledge, a one of a kind anywere in the world and truly a work of art !!

Very sweet creations

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Safety hazard around kids, (metal frame) no no... This video was over just crowded with unnecessary things.