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Ceiling Designs

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Wow! I wonder if that could be gold leaf? Perhaps just paint, but it's sure beautiful.
Jude
Mon 06-18-2007
The peelingness of the paint is creating it's own design
Puddleboy
Mon 06-18-2007
Ohhh!Background please?
Chelsea
Tue 06-19-2007
Very intricate.....beautiful....
Tony C.
Tue 06-19-2007
Waaaa!!!! Its so AWSOME!
JAVA
Tue 06-19-2007
Lovely now in its decay....and probably just as lovely in its heyday, too.
Cyber
Tue 06-19-2007
A wallpaper must, Motts!
C-Note
Tue 06-19-2007
great to see that beautiful ceiling up close. It is spectacular in it's decay
Kadee
Wed 06-20-2007
what a piece of work.....art to us now a days but just a ceiling back then.
DaveWilly
Wed 06-20-2007
I can't help but see pentagrams in these...
Felyne
Wed 06-20-2007
Oh so beautiful.....can almost picture what it looked like in it's heyday
IrishChick
Sun 07-08-2007
It's even the same coloring as that house you photographed last time...oh what was the name of it? I think it was in France. Will have to look it up.
Kristiara
Tue 08-07-2007
I do like the blue color its nice. Not sure if its gold leaf or not but it is pretty cool to say the least.....Nice design. Such a shame is sitting there going to waste. Its probably been sitting too long to renovate now. Its cost too much $$ now. Sad but so true....Nice photo again Motts....love it...: )
blue lamp
Sun 09-21-2008

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