Style No. 57898546; Color Code: 001 With a pleated cotton shade, this unique sconce is both visually intriguing and elegant at once. This item is UL listed, meaning it has been tested and approved to meet the government-regulated safety standards for the USA. Use with electrical outlets 110-120v or lower, as anything higher can cause fire or injury. If you’re purchasing this item for use outside of the United States, employ the adapter and voltage converter suited for your country. Brass, pleated cotton shade Hardwired; professional installation recommended; Can be installed with a dimmer Adjustable arm Includes mounting plate One light socket 25 watt max We recommend using type G / E12 bulbs UL listed Imported Dimensions Overall: 14.25″H, 20″ diameter Shade: 3″H, 8″ diameter Cord: 8’L
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There’s nothing like a good paint job to transform a space. With the right prep work, even an afternoon of DIYing can make a drab, dated, off-white room feel bright and inviting. When Anne-Claire moved into her 1960s home, her bedroom felt anything but fun. The previous owners had a king-sized bed dominating the space and a color scheme that felt drab. It just didn’t match the bright design of the rest of the home, Anne-Claire says.
Marari / Marari Quilt
A special double sided quilted Indian cotton. Our Marari Block on both sides, sandwiching cotton wadding with a quilted diamond stitch to hold everything together. This cloth would be ideal as a simple quilted jacket, an Orton bag, cushions, or simply bind the edges to make a quick quilt. ...
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We all had some kind of clubhouse as kids, didn't we? Whether it was a treehouse, a backyard den, a bedroom duvet fort, a secret meeting place in an old shack by the railway tracks; we all needed a little hideout to call our own. In Paris, we don't have any tree houses big enough and we're a little
