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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Packin up and movin out
It is already the end of October and I don't know where this month has gone! In fact, since I moved to DC over two months ago, time has gone by so fast. So fast in fact, that my time here is up. I am about to enter my last week here, then it's home for a week, and finally it's off to South Africa!
The last two weeks have been a whirl wind. Andy quit his job two weeks ago so that he could pack things up, visit people, and say goodbye before he left. We had a fall party and a Thanksgiving party, we went out on the town, we visited friends close, far and in-between, we talked about life, and we made plans. It was a wonderful time!
Since then, Andy's cousin, Julie came to DC and soon after her arrival they left for South Africa. Another roomate also left for Ireland, so the house has been empty and quiet lately. Unlike my life here is DC, which has been wild and life changing to say the least. I've learned a lot, gained some good friends, and progressed quite quickly into a steady, wonderful relationship with an old childhood friend of mine. But now this small chapter of my life is coming to an end.
I am packing up what is left of Andy's and my room, and next week I will move home to Charlottesville for a week. Then I will start my two day journey to South Africa. There, I will be staying with some old friends until I meet up with Andy and Julie. Once we meet up anything could happen! :) We haven't made many specific plans, so we'll see where the wind takes us and what adventures we happen to fall upon.
Life continues to surprise and amaze me!
The last two weeks have been a whirl wind. Andy quit his job two weeks ago so that he could pack things up, visit people, and say goodbye before he left. We had a fall party and a Thanksgiving party, we went out on the town, we visited friends close, far and in-between, we talked about life, and we made plans. It was a wonderful time!
Since then, Andy's cousin, Julie came to DC and soon after her arrival they left for South Africa. Another roomate also left for Ireland, so the house has been empty and quiet lately. Unlike my life here is DC, which has been wild and life changing to say the least. I've learned a lot, gained some good friends, and progressed quite quickly into a steady, wonderful relationship with an old childhood friend of mine. But now this small chapter of my life is coming to an end.
I am packing up what is left of Andy's and my room, and next week I will move home to Charlottesville for a week. Then I will start my two day journey to South Africa. There, I will be staying with some old friends until I meet up with Andy and Julie. Once we meet up anything could happen! :) We haven't made many specific plans, so we'll see where the wind takes us and what adventures we happen to fall upon.
Life continues to surprise and amaze me!
Friday, October 23, 2009
Maison Massant, a Belgian chair company
The Maison Massant is a Belgian company that reproduices beautiful chairs and decorative items from the 17th, 18th and 19th century.
Here are some chairs from their range.
Régence rocaille chair
Thierry Massant, originally an antiquarian, is the founder of the Maison Massant.
The chairs are identical reproductions of the antique models. They are of fine quality, produced by craftsmen with respect for traditions!
Massant is now an international firm and its range continues to expand.
Around the world the products of Massant are distributed by the best interior decorators and architects. We all know Lars Bolander who is a privileged partner!!
If you want to discover the entire range or if you want to know more about distributors around the world please visit the website of Maison Massant http://www.massant.com/.
Here are some chairs from their range.

French Louis XV couch
Louis XV bench
LXV à la turque bed
French Régence bergère with footstool


Régence haut dossier armchair
Louis XV doghouse
French Louis XVI sofa
French Transition bergère
Louis XVI noeud chair
LXVI lyre chair
French Directoire Meridienne
English Sheraton armchair
Library ladder
English Queen Ann chair and armchair
All images from the Massant website.









All the chairs and decorative items can be delivered in a lot of different finishings to discover on www.massant.com.
I hope you enjoyed this post!
A wonderful weekend!
xx
Greet
All images from the Massant website.
Maison Massant, a Belgian chair company
The Maison Massant is a Belgian company that reproduices beautiful chairs and decorative items from the 17th, 18th and 19th century.Thierry Massant, originally an antiquarian, is the founder of the Maison Massant.The chairs are identical reproductions of the antique models. They are of fine quality, produced by craftsmen with respect for traditions!Massant is now an international firm and its
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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