Here's an interior for the day:
What do you think? Who would you want on a tapestry hanging on your wall? Is that creepy?
Photo Credit: www.slaytonhouse.com
December 01, 2008
You Could Be My Black Kate Moss Tonight
Let me just apologize for school taking over my life. But, a week from today and I will be on winter break, which means doing absolutely nothing productive except for blogging, updating my online portfolio, and applying for summer internships.
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I think Kate Moss is beautiful, but I would be creeped out starring at a huge tapestry of her in my home!
BTW, Happy belated Turkey day to you too!
Not creepy if it is John Stamos. I'd order two tapestries of him and hang one downstairs and one in my bedroom. He He He (No, really -- where do I order them?)
I want one!!!! i would much rather see kate on my wall than john stamos tho, hahah
wait maybe if it was when he had a mullet as uncle jessy!
love the tapestry idea too, but maybe if it was someone i knew instead, kate moss entering your home and sort of taking over would get old for me anyway, but someone you know or love would be in your life forever anyway. just my thoughts. love the space though, fresh and clean lines!
I think it looks lovely! I would probably have a tapestry of a family member though, or something personal. I do love I.M. Pei
What's wrong with creepy?
Speaking of, have you seen the giant sold gold Kate Moss statue? Now THAT is creepy!
Kristen - Thanks for the Happy Turkey day!
Anonymous (A.K.A. MOM!) - youuu woulddddd
Meow - I think I'd have to go with Kate as well..but my mom and I DO love John Stamos, especially Full House John Stamos haha
Avant Garde/Dapper Kid - Definitely with you on the personal thing. Although, I was thinking that a John Lennon tapestry could be pretty awesome.
Erin - I have seen the gold Kate Moss, DEFS CREEPS!
So let me get this straight. You chose a picture of a coked up model, who made all of her money from what DNA gave her at birth, who denied ever using drugs, and even comdemned the drugs that she herself was using, to be the center of your living room.
So, it's like "a shrine to hypocrisy", right? Is that an unfair label? Really?
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