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sometimes people draw things as a way of expressing something that they can't in real life.....a fantasy that is never going to be played out. So it's better to draw than actually do them wouldnt you say!

it's like a maze...and yes, gorgeous light fittings........

I've always had a thing about ivy. My mum used to clean a huge house in UK. The owner was a doctor and was rarely there. The master bedroom was amazing cos the ivy that was crawling up the outside of the house had somehow got inside the window and was growing along the walls on the inside!!! When I was an art student I painted ivy on the inside wall of my room.......

weird.....
I live in greece and the stop signs here are also in english. I asked why and it's cos 'stamatiste' is too long to print on signs lol. But here, 'halt' is just as easy as 'stop' so I dont get why.
And why there???

love those three dashes of sunlight on the stairs......

shower head? ughh. but why, how.......
nice tiles though

the doors are always open...................

it does........its the lights hanging at weird angles too. It's great!

what was the railing for above the oven....hmm. The window is also really low, wonder if it was a serving hatch?

it's the composition, the angle and the combo of glass, metal and rust. So cool.........

...............and on the left of the stairs, is there a hole in the floor????
I imagine thee could have been paintings on the ceilings....I can't make out any details though. Gorgeous

Now THAT is just magical. The colours, the hall.........what an amazing aura this place has.

oh man..........that staircase! The wrought iron!!! Love it.
Lynne, is that you??? The legendary Lynne? lol It's great to see your name again. I asked about you on the forum.....How are you?

even in this decaying state, it still has a warm, inviting feel. It's a combo of those colours and the archies..organic!

I like the colour schemes that were prominent in these German asylums and hospitals. Here, they are warm, earthy hues. Very relaxing for the patients. I think the power of colour is hugely underestimated in interior design...........