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Hello Made By Girl readers! It's Brooke from the Modern Sophisticate again.
One of my favorite tricks designers use to add some fun and whimsy to a space is to incorporate animals into the decor. Adding a dog statue to a side table or little leopard print to a chair can really do wonders.
One of my favorite tricks designers use to add some fun and whimsy to a space is to incorporate animals into the decor. Adding a dog statue to a side table or little leopard print to a chair can really do wonders.
Trust me. It works every time.
Lately, I have been inspired by more exotic animals like rams and peacocks, which have been styled to be more glam than safari. Here are my picks for an African fusion look:
Lately, I have been inspired by more exotic animals like rams and peacocks, which have been styled to be more glam than safari. Here are my picks for an African fusion look:
a. Emma Feather Pendant via Jayson Home
c. Italian 1950s Gilt Iron Bench via Quotient
d. Bamileke Feather Headdress via Safari Fusion
e. Resin Kudu Horns via Safari Fusion
- post by Brooke Jones
I am a little crazy about using feathers and about DIED when I saw that feather chandelier. I really wanted it but it was way out of my price range so I pulled a DIY on that sucker! Here's my link:
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Great post! I LOVE all of these pieces!
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Love this so very much. African Headdress hats a incredibly beautiful. Love it in white.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the very kind mention of our Bamileke Feather Headdress and Resin Kudu Horns!
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I think if the horn is faux than its fine. buying real horn items should be banned to discourage hunters who kill animals for them. The same goes for fur.
ReplyDeleteAll these pieces are so fun and chic! Great post.
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