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Bonanza

This ultra cool dragon wall hanging orb is made of high quality polyresin, hand painted and polished. It is done with grey finish and the dragon orb is functional as a color changing night light that you can carry around like a torch. The ...

Ebros Medieval Renaissance Dungeon Dragon Head Scepter Orb Torch 23.5" Long

This ultra cool dragon wall hanging orb is made of high quality polyresin, hand painted and polished in grey/black metallic color finish. The Dragon Scepter Orb Torch Plaque is 23.5" long and about 3.5" in diameter. The Dragon Claw holder mea...

Ebros Set of 2 Left & Right Medieval Dragon Scepter Color Changing LED Light

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A soft beige background sets the stage for a dreamy painting of round, sunshine yellow lemons hanging from leafy green branches. Delicate white star-shaped flowers with yellow centers add a light, artistic touch. The smooth textures and vivid colors create a calm and serene mood, perfect for adding warmth and charm to your space. Ideal for kitchens, dining areas, hallways, or any room that needs a fresh, earthy atmosphere. The natural colour palette and tranquil feel make this wallpaper a beautiful choice for those who love nature-inspired, artistic wall art.

Lemon Branch

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Poul Henningsen designed the three-part lampshade back in 1925/26, and the first models, created with the help of Louis Poulsen, were exhibited at a show in Paris. This collaboration lasted until P. Henningsen's death in 1967. Throughout his life, Poul Henningsen was committed to creating lamps with glare-free light that cast soft shadows and direct the light cone to the right place. The PH 2/1 pendant lamp is one of 30 models in the series with a three-part shade, three of which are outdoor lamps. Poul Henningsen was not only concerned with designing a lamp, but an entire system, which over the years resulted in around a thousand models. The large range consists of table, floor, and wall lamps, as well as numerous chandeliers, which became increasingly popular in the 1930s as high-hanging lighting for homes. There were countless possible combinations, as the lights were available in a wide variety of sizes and colors.

Louis Poulsen - PH 2/1 Crown Lamp

This design features charming daisies hanging like a delicate mobile, a signature style of artist Michael Clark. The floral shapes appear to float across the wall, bringing a sense of light and movement to any room. These mural wallpapers use soft whites and sunny yellows to create a cheerful atmosphere.  Whether you are decorating a nursery, a bedroom, or a modern living room, these wallpapers add a unique artistic touch. Our wall murals are designed to fit your specific wall size, making it easy to bring this playful mid-century look into your home. The clean lines and retro feel make it a great choice for creative spaces and home offices alike.

Daisy Mobile

Soft watercolor vines and hanging flowers flow gently across this wall mural, creating a calm and dreamy botanical scene. In tones of grey, beige, and peach, the design blends tall grasses and leafy plants into a peaceful tapestry. The background's light wash adds depth while keeping the mood tranquil and serene. Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, reading corners, or even a calming hallway, this wallpaper works beautifully in any space that needs a soft and artistic touch. A great choice for those who love nature-inspired walls in gentle, natural tones.

Wisteria Garden Warm

Although most design lovers know Muller Van Severen for their furniture, the design couples story actually kicked off with the conception of these hanging lamps. It all started out of necessity. Hannes explains. We were working in our new home which is an old house. A socket in the ceiling above the table was missing to plug in a light source, so we designed a lamp that could hang from the wall. The first prototypes were shown at Muller Van Severens very first solo exhibition in 2011. During that exhibition, Fien and Hannes filled the gallery space Valerie Traan of Veerle Wenes with designs that looked as if somebody took a set of crayons and started drawing in the air. This is in fact exactly how these lamps should be interpreted, as seemingly naive drawings materialized into real life. Like all Muller Van Severens furniture, the hanging lamps add a sober but colorful line to the interior. At the end of that line, theres a lightbulb, with a lampshade they initially dug up at a fle

Valerie Objects - Hanging Lamp n°3, Chromed Steel Grey

This wall mural depicts a dense forest with tall trees draped in green moss. The branches stretch wide, some hanging low to form a natural canopy. Ferns and fallen leaves cover the ground, adding rich texture. Soft light filters through the treetops, creating a peaceful and slightly mysterious atmosphere. The colour palette combines earthy browns with deep moss greens. Perfect for spaces like the living room, bedroom, hallway, or home office, this wallpaper brings the calm and wild beauty of nature indoors. An excellent choice for those who love forest scenes and natural tones.

Old as Time

Poul Henningsen designed the three-part lampshade back in 1925/26, and the first models, created with the help of Louis Poulsen, were exhibited at a show in Paris. This collaboration lasted until P. Henningsen's death in 1967. Throughout his life, Poul Henningsen was committed to creating lamps with glare-free light that cast soft shadows and direct the light cone to the right place. The PH 3/2 pendant model is part of a series of 30 models with a three-part shade, three of which are outdoor lamps. Poul Henningsen was not only concerned with designing a luminaire, but an entire system, which over the years resulted in around a thousand models. The large range consists of table, floor, and wall lamps, as well as numerous chandeliers, which became increasingly popular in the 1930s as high-hanging residential lighting.

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