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Antiques, Flea Market Style, French Antiques, French curiosities, Rough Luxe, round portraits, Round shapes in wall decor, wall medallions
Floral swags festoon a circular motif
in the molding above the doorway…
One of my absolutely favorite interior design photos.
French Country Living
Caroline Clifton-Mogg
Beautiful antique oil portrait
Rich and dark against the Gustavian glaucose interior…
Lars Sjöberg’s Ekensberg
Antique plaster relief medallions…
Monotone and refined, elevating the rough textured wall…
the circular shape offsetting the spare angularity.
Ekensberg
18th century carved and gilded barometer…
Another element of richness and curve against the austerity of gray and white.
Three photos above from…
Landelijke Stijl
Piet Swimberghe
Jan Verlinde photos
17th century family portrait rescued from fire and restored…
18th century marble topped console.
La Vie en Rose
Suzanne Lowry
18th century French boiserie…
Two 18th century oil portraits…
French Country Living
Caroline Clifton-Mogg
18th century round portrait at top almost out of view
but eye catching…
Decorating with Antiques
Caroline Clifton-Mogg
Did the large antique clock face trend herald in my interest for
18th century round portraits, barometers, plaster wall medallions?
Same circular shape but deeper into history…
Beaux Arts Peninsula Hotel, New York
Trouvais 
I also place the first gorgeous image at the top of my list of favorites. Another outstanding post- such inspiration.
I love the portraits round or oval adds interest.
Lee
Trish,
I thought immediately that those pictures of “Landelijke Stijl” were familiar to me!!
Beautiful post!!
Greet
Hi Greet…I was hoping you could translate!
Now this is an interior design post on geometrics that I can really get behind wholeheartedly.
~Jermaine~
I love the oval shape. Your pictures are gorgeous as always.
Trish,
You find the most stunning images…so lovely. I would love to hang out with you going to the flea markets! You have a beautiful eye.
xx
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