#Pavilion

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Tranquil Snow Night

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The laundries on the estate no longer echo to the bustle of washerwomen. This one has become a haven for the reader in search of quiet, the dreamer in search of solitude.

The French Touch: Decoration and Design in the Most Beautiful Homes in France, 1988

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Gala and Dalí in the ticket booth of the pavilion “Dream of Venus” by Dalí for the New York World Fair (1939)

Facade of the pavilion “Dream of Venus” conceived by Salvador Dalí for the New York World Fair (1939). Ph. Julien Levy (AIC)

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The pavilion featured a spectacular facade full of protuberances, vaguely reminiscent of the Pedrera building by Antoni Gaudí. The main door was flanked by two pillars representing two female legs wearing stockings and high-heeled shoes. Through the openings of  the irregular façade, visitors could see reproductions of the Saint John the Baptist by Leonardo da Vinci and The Birth of Venus by Botticelli. Between the painter's initial ideas and the [...]

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Katalnaya Gorka pavilion, Oranienbaum, St. Petersburg, Russia,

Designed by architect Antonio Rinaldi,

Andrey Dyatlik Photography

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A Room Around a Tree, City of London, United Kingdom

Tikari Works

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Two Pavilions, East Sussex - Carmody Groarke

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Angsila Oyster Scaffolding Pavilion, Chonburi, Thailand,

Chat Architects

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Rose Auto Pavilion (1974) in Highland Park, IL, USA, by David Haid

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【 Shining Nikki TW+CN 】 Pavilion

【 Shining Nikki TW+CN 】 Pavilion

The creatures resting in the forest transform into phantom butterflies, guided by thoughts, and meet briefly with lost travelers.

Lightning and Psylocke will guide lost travelers.

Suit Display ::

Original :: Winter Shimmer (暮冬烁灵)

Recolor :: Dancing in the Cold Night (寒夜翩跹)

Collection :: Rift of North

Designer :: Norwin (诺特)

Rarity :: SSR

Attribute :: Sexy

Date :: 18—27/01/2024

Type :: Pavilion

🦋🦋Design Concept 🦋🦋

It is said that in the Northland, there is a magical forest that only appears on lightning nights.

After the free creatures leave, they will turn into butterflies and rest here.

Tonight, will anyone go to that forest as the legend says?

The white mist rising from the dead trees, the lost children, the memories hidden deep in the heart...

When the memories reunited, Norwin suddenly remembered the name he had never forgotten.

The psionic butterfly fluttered over and gently touched his lips, as if telling of endless longing.

After tonight, the wind stopped and the snow stopped, the morning sun rose outside the window, and the Northland ushered in a long-lost sunny day.

The dusty door slowly opened, and the ancient prophecy appeared again on the inconspicuous dead wood staff,

"Get rid of the child of destiny and end the fateful struggle."

🦋🦋Design Hilight 🦋🦋

The flickering phantom butterflies fly through the white mist, dancing between dreams and memories.

The black dead trees stand in the night, and the lanterns hanging high emit a quiet cold light.

The mist after nightfall is the will of the forest, guiding the creatures to peace and rest.

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Salvador Dalí

Inside the “Dream of Venus” pavilion, 1939

Source

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The Place Where Immortals Born

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The antlers that decorate this pavilion came from San Simeon.

The Los Angeles House: Decoration and Design in America's 20th-Century City, 1995

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Dalí · Dream of Venus costumes · 1939

Horst P. Horst (1906–1999) ~ Costume design by Salvador Dali for ‘Dream of Venus’, 1939 | src Christie’s view & read more on wordPress

Horst P. Horst (1906–1999) ~ Costume design by Salvador Dalí for ‘Dream of Venus’ (Lobster # 1), 1939 | src Christie’s In June 1939 Salvador Dalí designed a pavilion for the New York World’s Fair built by the architect Ian Woodner. The building was named Dream of Venus.  The pavilion…

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Katalnaya Gorka pavilion, Oranienbaum, St. Petersburg, Russia,

Belimov-Guschin Andrey Photography