Across the room, in the faint blue glow emanating from my fish tank I can see the dark outline of my cast iron fireplace. ... To the left of the fireplace the electricity from my black light makes my roughly painted space pictures shine with energy. ... I watch the screen saver dance around and making a kaleidoscope effect of color. ...
Paint one wall your favorite color and make it the focal point. ... Now separating the room, with a moveable screen it helps to create "disconnected" rooms. ... This room is dull and boring, the fireplace and the TV armoire are both focal points but are placed next to each other. ... Move TV and fireplace on different walls. ... Purple a neutral color when it comes to feelings, it comforts and relives strain so wherever you decide to paint with purple it is sure to please you. ...
On entering one must turn to the left to avoid the staircase, and then enter into the living room to face the inglenook fireplace, a common feature of Wrights early houses. Wright located the hearth symbolically at the center of the home, reflecting back on his youth in the county when the fireplace was at the heart of a farming family's communal life. ... Built with natural materials and never painted, Wright utilized low-pitched rooflines with deep overhang and uninterrupted walls and windows to merge the horizontal homes into their environments. He built large brick fireplaces in...
Vampires: the origins of the myth Clive Leatherdale, in his book "Dracula: the romance and the legend-, sustains that the mythical figure of the Vampire is based on two popular beliefs as old as manhood: a) Faith in a Life after Death b) Faith in the magical "power- of blood. About point a), ...
