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Merethe Hopland by Michael Donovan

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Chanel Haute Couture FW 2013

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affogato | photo by reetta pasanen

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Versace Atelier Haute Couture FW 2013

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Masha Novoselova for Vogue Germany April 2008 by Miguel Reveriego.

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Chanel Haute Couture FW 2013

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Sharon Johnstone - Macro (2012)

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Wieslaw Dudek and Polina Semionova

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Vogue UK January 1995  "Tux Deductible"

Model: Helena Christensen   Photographer: Albert Watson   Stylist: Lucinda Chambers

Paris - Iena bridge

Competition of dives, 1945

Séeberger

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Detail of Asia Piwka for Glass Magazine Summer 2013 by Bojana Tatarska.

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Margaux Lonnberg for ba&sh Fall/Winter 2013-2014 Ad Campaign

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Young ladies at Deauville,  1920’s

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elegant day

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Limoncello Gin Cocktail

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Actor Alain Delon (b. 1935)

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Florinda Bolkan

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Jackie

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(via dukkah baked pears with goats cheese and honey | Drizzle and Dip)

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ROCHAS SS 2006

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Soho House

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Ebanista... simply perfect.

"A superlative collection of extraordinary furnishings and objets d'art"... this is Ebanista.

Ebanista is known for luxury and sophistication in the world of interior design. 

The collection has an elegant but comfortable quality where impeccably antiqued rugs are perfectly at home with haute rock-crystal chandeliers.

A Spanish Colonial barqueno is back-dropped by a grandly-scaled Italian landscape and where on a crisp white linen settee sits an 18th century tapestry pillow. Styles, eras and heritages are layered and mixed with expertly orchestrated ease.

"It's hard to tell what is an antique and what's not, and that's precisely the point," says Melinda. Ebanista's ceramicists, weavers, foundry men, guilders, silversmiths, artists, and furniture makers - once known throughout Europe as ebanistas - assure the elegance of old world charm with a modern sensibility.

Ebanista is a tribute to highly sophisticated taste…"a complexity and warmth that are seldom seen together…contrasting characters that complement one another…the nobility and beauty of the finer materials…the dedication, patience, and pride of craftsmanship…antiquity, patina, and old world techniques…graceful lines…sensitivity to proportion and pedigreed details," says Fari.

Ebanista's unique interpretation of European classics encompasses an extensive collection of furniture and custom upholstery, textiles, rugs, pillows, mirrors, oil paintings, rock-crystal chandeliers, lamps, silver, bronzes, ceramics - all characterized by a distinctive quality and an appreciative value.

Ebanista showrooms are located in the major design centers of the United States and have become the source to the most influential designers.

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