I love seeing how people group objects together to form a vignette. Whether you do it with objects similar in colour or objects of the same form or just plopping a bunch of knickknacks down on top of a dresser, I like to think of it as art. And it’s something you can switch around often to keep things interesting in your home. I know – I do it ALL THE TIME.
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Michael Formica | Judith Miller |
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House and Garden | Homes and Gardens |
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Metropolitan Home | Napanee Design |
A wunderkammer, or cabinet of curiosities, is a place to gather your treasured collections. More than that…. the weird, the wonderful, the found and discarded. Nature’s detritus or man made discards. A collection may contain the truly beautiful or the down right bizarre. This post started out as a look at how to display collections but I was quickly drawn into the wonder of the cabinet of curiosities.
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D’ette Cole | Australian Vogue Living |
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Suzy Hoodless | Australian Vogue Living |
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New York Social Diary | Chista |
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kirchen.net | Wunderkammer |
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Australian Vogue Living | My friends’ house via The Courier Mail. |
Check out Wunderkammer, Urban Prairie and Victoria’s post on Aria to wander futher in the notion of wunderkammer.