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Painting Frames "Jolina" |
| Bronze • Serie: Biltmore • Width: 103mm • Height: 58mm |
| Jolina is another masterpiece that presents the Biltmore painting frame series. The choice of dimensions alone is sensational - Jolina is a full 103 mm wide, which brought with it a range of different design options. The designers also accepted this and incorporated many different elements on the real wood bar. The wealth of ideas here ranged from a wonderful color scheme of matt gray and shiny bronze accents, to various skirting sections and fantastic ornaments that decorate the outer and inner part of Jolina. The inner center bar has been kept simple, but has been given an enormous color. The dark gray was applied so that a structure was created that is reminiscent of thick brushstrokes. A light bronze tone skilfully shines out from underneath. The outer borders are also a little lighter. At the upper end there are two consecutive ornament strips, the first narrow with thick decorations, the second somewhat wider with an alternation of round circular elements and filigree lily flowers. Finally, the inner bar also shows a wonderful structure made of floral decorative elements. Like horizontally arranged palmettes, the individual steps are placed one on top of the other and form a series of leaves that provide an excellent staging of the interior Jolina. |
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