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Deborah Lloyd, the President and Creative Director of Kate Spade, has a darling home with lots of preppy pink and green. I love the mantel below. But she has upped the ante with not one but two taxidermied peacocks. One is even wearing a pink Kate Spade necklace. Deborah, I don't think this peacock is going out for a night out on the town. It's dead. Just say "no" to this trend.
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| Celerie Kemble |
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How is a peacock chinoiserie?
ReplyDeletePeacocks are one of the most loved motifs in Chinoiserie decor, appearing on fabrics, screens, porcelains, garden stools, and rugs.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely agree. CREEPY!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! This is such a gross trend. As a birdlover taxidermied birds are so hard for me to even look at. Also, this is hardly original at this point... it has been done everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you completely. There is nothing beautiful about decorating one's home with dead animals. Rather than good taste, the photos betray the low level of consciousness of both the interior designers and their clients.
ReplyDeleteAmen to your post and to the comments. Revolting. Now, find me a peacock pattern to needlepoint, and I will be elated!!!
ReplyDeleteI am in total agreement! This is just awful on so many levels. I cannot bear it. So many other ways to use this motif as a design element.
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