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Quase a terminar este projecto, estou ansiosa por ver o resultado final com todos os detalhes. Foi uma loucura aceitar este desafio de #400 #flores Valeu-me o apoio do João, @goncalo_sa9 , @anacrmaciel e @martapintoribeiro Obrigada! Atelier @iva.viana_sculpture www.ivavianaescultura.com https://www.facebook.com/IvaVianaEscultura Para mais informações ivamviana@gmail.com #plasterwork #atelier #sculpture #plastersculpture #studio #stuccowork #newstucco #decor #plasterpanel #decorativeflower #spring #shadows #plasterflower #plaster #verao #summer

SNEAK PEEK ——— We were filming some product videos for next week’s Mondays with Madi and thought you might enjoy getting to peep a glimpse of next week’s tool spotlight, the PREMIUM INOX trowels ——— Have you seen this week’s Mondays with Madi? Check it out if you’re curious about why we can confidently say that our PREMIUM Finishing Trowels are the best in the biz! ——— • • • • • • #premiumtrowel #trowel #sneakpeek

On guard! #jackrussellterrier #jackrussell #jackrusselofinstagram #londontownhouse #georgianhouse #stucco #stuccowork #architecture #terrace #buxus #topiary #morninglight #besttimeoftheday #london

До ночи #gospodindecorator #venetianplaster #veneciano #stuccoveneziano #stuccowork #венецианщик #мастер #декоративнаяштукатурка #венецианскаяштукатурка #pratta #prattamaster #plasterart #artwork #prattagg #marble

I think contemporary, what are you thinking ? . . ✅✅ have you followed @burquesburgersanddawgs where you say chili cheese dog we ask red or green !!! . . . #burquesburgersanddawgs #albuquerque #newmexicolife #designer #newmexicolife #design #contractor #construction #color #stuccowork #stucco #chili #chilicheesedog #chilicheesefries #chilicheeseburger #frenchfries #freshcutfrenchfries #hotdog #momandpopshop #momandpop #lavu #pos #everythingalbuquerque @mayorkeller

Great work by Giancarlo from @exoticwallfinishes !! We love that he loves our polycarbonate BERO DECOFLEX Ultra Light 3”x8” PREMIUM Trowel. ——— Like he said, it’s super lightweight and durable; just the tool to get the job done! ——— Call us to get your trowels today and be like Giancarlo! We promise you’ll love them! ——— #exoticwallfinishes #DECOFLEX #premiumtrowel

What else do you really need Love the simplicity of this tiny stucco home! @sansarc.studio @buildinc

Wardrobe essentials • • • • • • • • #flos #light #iclights #flosiclights #michaelanastassiades #lamp #suspensionlamp #myhome #interior #interiorinspiration #interiors #inredning #sisustus #interiordecor #scandinavian #nordic #minimalism #softminimalism #whiteinterior #scandinavianhome #scandinavianinterior #kipsilistat #ceilingdecor #stucco #stuccowork #ceiling #highceiling #architecture #hallway #camelcoat

ROCOCO SPLENDOUR (TILE 2): The Court Room at The Foundling Museum in Brunswick Square, London. The museum stands on the site of the Foundling Hospital, started in the early 18thC by Thomas Coram, a philanthropist who was appalled to see children and babies dying on London’s streets. The word ‘hospital’ implied the hospitality shown to children in their care, rather than a place for the sick. Mothers brought their babies to the Hospital, where they would be given a new name. However, mothers left a token with the hospital, such as a scrap of fabric or a coin, so that the child could be identified if the mother enquired about or wanted to claim the child. Examples of these can be seen in the online exhibition Threads of Feeling. The first children were admitted in 1741. In 1745 their purpose built children’s home was opened in Bloomsbury, London, which at that time was surrounded by fields. By the early 19th century, the hospital mainly wanted to help illegitimate children: ‘the design of the founder... being twofold- to hide the shame of the mother, as well as to preserve the life of the child’. Children had to be under 12 months of age, and were admitted after the mother had been interviewed and deemed to fit the criteria set out by the hospital. Once they had been accepted, children were registered, and were sent to live with a ‘nurse’ or foster family in the country. When they reached four or five years of age, children were sent to live at the Foundling Hospital in London, where they received schooling until they were 15 years old, and then were apprenticed, usually to work in domestic or military service. The charitable work continues to this day under the Coram Foundation. #art #architecture #rococo #georgianera #georgianage #georgianarchitecture #foundlingmuseum #Handel #handelmessiah #stucco #stuccowork #stuccoceiling #foundlinghospital @foundlingmuseum @dames_a_la_mode #georgianjanuary #green #coramfoundation @coramsfields @coram.uk