Dale Chihuly's 30 ft. high blown glass chandelier in the main entrance of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Anthropologie's version is made from recycled plastic bottles.
The stylists at Anthro never cease to amaze with their limitless creativity.
Each store hand picks a team of stylists who are given creative license to come up with their unique vision.
This store is located on Fourth Street in Berkeley, California.
How's your Anthropologie looking?
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That first image blows me away
That is quite the creative thinking and however did they find plastic in those colours? Goes to show you....anything is possible if you think about it enough. Fun post.
Wow! I love it! Looks like it is from underwater... like a sea creature!! SO amazing.. thanks for sharing!
OXO
Terri, Wow! that is soooo cool! I love anthro and now I love them even more, they have an amazing designer working for them. Thank you for your sweet comment on my blog,you are so supportive and gracious with kind words. xo Kathysue
PS Did you notice our friend mentioned from Gift Wrapped Life, what a great give away she is having.
Love it!
Terri,so you tested Violet on the quiz, I think the definition describes you perfectly. Especially the honest in relationships part. Fun test huh?
Terri, I am soooo behind on my blogging, but I was thrilled to see your post on Chihuly! I so love his work! There are magnificent displays at the Indianapolis Children's Museum, so I get my fix whenever I go to that laboratory of germs...at least it has the beautiful glass! I've also seen his work at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Uh-mazing! xo kitty
that is amazing.....and yes, their creativity is always cutting edge (pun intended)
very nice to meet you....
That is truly amazing! Have a great weekend.
I have not seen this! What a wonderful idea. I have a small piece made by someone who trained at Corning. Anthropologie always sets the bar in decorating.
That is so cool!!!!! Love the look! miss you !!!xoxoxoxo
Eddie
Really pretty. I love the colors. Did you paint the colors or use colored plastic bottles? If you painted them, what kind of paint did you use? I am really trying to educate myself how to color platics, but I am just not sure what kind of paint to use.
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