Semi Circular Collection
"Embracing Elegance: The Allure of Semi-Circular Designs" Step into the world of art and design, where the beauty of semi-circular shapes captivates our senses
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"Embracing Elegance: The Allure of Semi-Circular Designs" Step into the world of art and design, where the beauty of semi-circular shapes captivates our senses. From Ophelia's melancholic portrayal in John Everett Millais' 1852 masterpiece to the majestic Circular Exedra of Baalbek in Lebanon, these curved forms leave a lasting impression. Intricate craftsmanship takes center stage with the Library side table and pier table, showcasing meticulous detailing that adds sophistication to any space. The George III marquetry demi-lune commode exudes opulence with its satinwood, amaranth, and tulipwood composition, while the George III inlaid side cabinet boasts mahogany and tulipwood for a timeless appeal. Artistic expression finds its place within semi-circular designs as well. "The Goose Girl, " rendered by an unknown artist around 1895 using gouache, watercolor, and crayon on paper, captures a moment frozen in time. A fan adorned with sunburst motifs alongside lilies and irises showcases late 19th to mid-20th-century creativity at its finest. Travel back through history with the Six-Post Canopy Bed from Ming Dynasty China. Its wooden frame envelops you in comfort while adding an air of grandeur to your bedroom sanctuary. Meanwhile, colonial stained glass windows infuse spaces with vibrant hues that dance playfully when touched by sunlight. Fashion meets architectural elegance as Pierre Cardin presents his white wool gabardine suit crafted by Fournier - a testament to Parisian style that never fails to impress. Delve further into French allure with a detailed look at a Louis XVI commode featuring ormolu-mounted tulipwood, fruitwood, and sycamore materials. Lastly but not leastly are two enchanting tea-tables possibly hailing from Ireland during George III's reign.