In a recent post I discussed the use of screens, and their cross cultural references. In this picture a Directoire-style (post Revolution, the French Directory from 1795-1799) screen is used to great effect to define this library, allowing the pretty visual impact to be unimpaired by the virtual screening. The choice of a cream painted glossy floor and a matt sage green for the wood work, creates a restful ambiance in an area intended for relaxation and reading. These muted colours have been used throughout other areas of the house, and will be posted in the coming days.Search This Blog
Monday, 30 June 2008
Virtual screen
In a recent post I discussed the use of screens, and their cross cultural references. In this picture a Directoire-style (post Revolution, the French Directory from 1795-1799) screen is used to great effect to define this library, allowing the pretty visual impact to be unimpaired by the virtual screening. The choice of a cream painted glossy floor and a matt sage green for the wood work, creates a restful ambiance in an area intended for relaxation and reading. These muted colours have been used throughout other areas of the house, and will be posted in the coming days.
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