#design de jardins exteriores

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2023/03/18 Terminamos la visita del interior en la habitación privada de la esposa del artista y salimos al exterior donde ambos disfrutaban de los jardines. El propio genio español diseñó también todos los elementos arquitectónicos que se ven.

We finished the visit inside in the private room of the artist's wife and went outside where they both enjoyed the gardens. The Spanish genius himself also designed all the architectural elements that can be seen.

Google Translation into French: Nous avons terminé la visite à l'intérieur dans la chambre privée de la femme de l'artiste et sommes sortis où ils ont tous deux apprécié les jardins. Le génie espagnol a également conçu lui-même tous les éléments architecturaux que l'on peut voir.

Google translation into Italian: Abbiamo terminato il tour al chiuso nella camera da letto privata della moglie dell'artista e siamo usciti dove entrambi si sono goduti i giardini. Il genio spagnolo progettò anche tutti gli elementi architettonici visibili.

Google Translation into Portuguese: Terminamos o passeio dentro de casa no quarto privado da esposa do artista e saímos de onde ambos desfrutaram dos jardins. O gênio espanhol também projetou todos os elementos arquitetônicos que podem ser vistos.

Google Translation into German: Wir beendeten die Tour drinnen im privaten Schlafzimmer der Frau des Künstlers und gingen hinaus, wo sie beide die Gärten genossen. Das spanische Genie entwarf auch alle architektonischen Elemente, die zu sehen sind.

Google Translation into Albanisch: Përfunduam turneun brenda në dhomën e gjumit private të gruas së artistit dhe u nisëm jashtë ku të dy shijuan kopshtet. Gjeniu spanjoll projektoi gjithashtu të gjithë elementët arkitekturorë që mund të shihen.

Google Translation into Armenian: Մենք ավարտեցինք շրջագայությունը նկարչի կնոջ առանձնասենյակում և դուրս եկանք, որտեղ նրանք երկուսն էլ վայելեցին այգիները: Իսպանացի հանճարը նաև նախագծել է բոլոր ճարտարապետական ​​տարրերը, որոնք կարելի է տեսնել:

Google Translation into Bulgarian: Завършихме обиколката на закрито в личната спалня на съпругата на художника и се отправихме навън, където двамата се наслаждаваха на градините. Испанският гений е проектирал и всички архитектурни елементи, които могат да се видят.

Google Translation into Czech: Prohlídku jsme dokončili uvnitř v soukromé ložnici umělcovy manželky a zamířili ven, kde si oba užili zahrady. Španělský génius také navrhl všechny architektonické prvky, které lze vidět.

Google Translation into Croatian: Obilazak smo završili u zatvorenom prostoru u privatnoj spavaćoj sobi umjetnikove supruge i krenuli van gdje su oboje uživali u vrtovima. Španjolski genij dizajnirao je i sve arhitektonske elemente koji se mogu vidjeti.

Google Translation into Danish Vi afsluttede turen indendørs i kunstnerens kones private soveværelse og gik udenfor, hvor de begge nød haven. Det spanske geni har også designet alle de arkitektoniske elementer, der kan ses.

Google Translation into Slovak: Prehliadku sme ukončili vo vnútri v súkromnej spálni umelcovej manželky a zamierili von, kde si obaja užili záhrady. Španielsky génius navrhol aj všetky architektonické prvky, ktoré možno vidieť.

Google Translation into Slovenian: Ogled smo zaključili notri v zasebni spalnici umetnikove žene in se odpravili ven, kjer sta oba uživala v vrtovih. Španski genij je oblikoval tudi vse arhitekturne elemente, ki jih je mogoče videti.

Google Translation into Estonian: Lõpetasime ringkäigu siseruumides kunstniku naise privaatses magamistoas ja suundusime õue, kus nad mõlemad aedu nautisid. Hispaania geenius kujundas ka kõik nähtavad arhitektuurielemendid.

Google Translation into Suomi: Päätimme kiertueen sisätiloissa taiteilijan vaimon omaan makuuhuoneeseen ja suuntasimme ulos, missä he molemmat nauttivat puutarhoista. Espanjalainen nero suunnitteli myös kaikki arkkitehtoniset elementit, jotka voidaan nähdä.

Google Translation into Greek: Ολοκληρώσαμε την ξενάγηση σε εσωτερικούς χώρους στο ιδιωτικό υπνοδωμάτιο της συζύγου του καλλιτέχνη και κατευθυνθήκαμε έξω όπου και οι δύο απόλαυσαν τους κήπους. Η Ισπανίδα ιδιοφυΐα σχεδίασε επίσης όλα τα αρχιτεκτονικά στοιχεία που μπορούν να φανούν.

Google Translation into Dutch: We beëindigden de rondleiding binnenshuis in de privéslaapkamer van de vrouw van de kunstenaar en gingen naar buiten, waar ze allebei genoten van de tuinen. Het Spaanse genie ontwierp ook alle architectonische elementen die te zien zijn.

Google Translation into Norwegian: Vi avsluttet omvisningen innendørs på kunstnerens kones private soverom og dro ut der de begge nøt hagene. Det spanske geniet designet også alle de arkitektoniske elementene som kan sees.

Google Translation into Polish: Wycieczkę zakończyliśmy w pomieszczeniu, w prywatnej sypialni żony artysty, i udaliśmy się na zewnątrz, gdzie oboje cieszyli się ogrodami. Hiszpański geniusz zaprojektował również wszystkie elementy architektoniczne, które można zobaczyć.

Google Translation into Romanian: Am terminat turul în interior, în dormitorul privat al soției artistului și am plecat afară, unde s-au bucurat amândoi de grădini. Geniul spaniol a proiectat și toate elementele arhitecturale care pot fi văzute.

Google Translation into Russian: Мы закончили экскурсию в помещении, в личной спальне жены художника, и направились на улицу, где они оба наслаждались садами. Испанский гений также спроектировал все архитектурные элементы, которые можно увидеть.

Google Translation into Serbian: Обилазак смо завршили у затвореном простору у приватној спаваћој соби уметникове супруге и кренули напоље где су обоје уживали у баштама. Шпански геније је такође дизајнирао све архитектонске елементе који се могу видети.

Google Translation into Swedish: Vi avslutade turen inomhus i konstnärens frus privata sovrum och gick ut där de båda njöt av trädgårdarna. Det spanska geniet designade också alla arkitektoniska element som kan ses.

Google Translation into Turkish: Turu sanatçının eşinin özel yatak odasında bitirdik ve ikisinin de bahçelerin keyfini çıkardıkları dışarı çıktık. İspanyol dehası, görülebilen tüm mimari unsurları da tasarladı.

Google Translation into Ukrainian: Ми закінчили екскурсію в приміщенні в приватній спальні дружини художника і вийшли на вулицю, де вони обоє насолоджувалися садами. Іспанський геній також спроектував усі архітектурні елементи, які можна побачити.

Google Translation into Arabic: انتهينا من الجولة في الداخل في غرفة نوم زوجة الفنانة الخاصة وتوجهنا إلى الخارج حيث استمتع كلاهما بالحدائق. قام العبقري الإسباني أيضًا بتصميم جميع العناصر المعمارية التي يمكن رؤيتها.

Google Translation into Bengali: আমরা শিল্পীর স্ত্রীর ব্যক্তিগত বেডরুমের অভ্যন্তরে সফর শেষ করে বাইরে চলে যাই যেখানে তারা উভয়েই বাগান উপভোগ করেছিল। স্প্যানিশ প্রতিভা দেখা যায় যে সমস্ত স্থাপত্য উপাদান ডিজাইন.

Google Translation into Simplified Chinese: 我们在艺术家妻子的私人卧室完成了室内游览，然后前往他们都喜欢花园的地方。 这位西班牙天才还设计了所有可见的建筑元素。

Google Translation into Korean: 우리는 예술가의 아내의 개인 침실에서 실내 투어를 마치고 둘 다 정원을 즐겼던 밖으로 향했습니다. 스페인 천재는 또한 볼 수 있는 모든 건축 요소를 설계했습니다.

Google Translation into Hebrew: סיימנו את הסיור בתוך הבית בחדר השינה הפרטי של אשת האמן ויצאנו החוצה, שם נהנו שניהם מהגנים. הגאון הספרדי גם עיצב את כל האלמנטים האדריכליים שניתן לראות.

Google Translation into Hindi: हमने कलाकार की पत्नी के निजी बेडरूम में घर के अंदर का दौरा समाप्त किया और बाहर चले गए जहाँ दोनों ने बगीचों का आनंद लिया। स्पैनिश प्रतिभा ने सभी वास्तुशिल्प तत्वों को भी डिजाइन किया है जिन्हें देखा जा सकता है।

Google Translation into Indonesian: Kami menyelesaikan tur di dalam ruangan di kamar tidur pribadi istri artis dan menuju ke luar tempat mereka berdua menikmati taman. Jenius Spanyol juga mendesain semua elemen arsitektur yang bisa dilihat.

Google Translation into Japanese: 私たちはアーティストの妻のプライベートな寝室で屋内でツアーを終え、外に出て二人とも庭園を楽しんでいました。 スペインの天才は、目に見えるすべての建築要素も設計しました。

Google Translation into Kyrgyz: Гастролду сүрөтчүнүн жубайынын уктоочу бөлмөсүндө бүтүрүп, экөө тең бактарды көргөн сыртка жөнөдүк. Испан генийи ошондой эле көрүнүп турган архитектуралык элементтердин баарын иштеп чыккан.

Google Translation into Malay: Kami menamatkan lawatan di dalam bilik di bilik tidur peribadi isteri artis dan menuju ke luar di mana mereka berdua menikmati taman. Genius Sepanyol juga mereka semua elemen seni bina yang boleh dilihat.

Google Translation into Mongolian: Бид аялан тоглолтоо зураачийн эхнэрийн хувийн унтлагын өрөөнд хийж дуусгаад гадаа гаран хоёулаа цэцэрлэгт хүрээлэнд зугаацлаа. Испанийн суут ухаантан мөн харагдахуйц архитектурын бүх элементүүдийг зохион бүтээсэн.

Google Translation into Nepali: हामीले कलाकारको श्रीमतीको निजी बेडरूममा घर भित्रको भ्रमण समाप्त गर्यौं र बाहिर निस्कियौं जहाँ तिनीहरू दुबैले बगैंचाको आनन्द उठाए। स्पेनी प्रतिभाले देख्न सकिने सबै वास्तुकला तत्वहरू पनि डिजाइन गरे।

Google Translation into Panjabi: ਅਸੀਂ ਕਲਾਕਾਰ ਦੀ ਪਤਨੀ ਦੇ ਨਿੱਜੀ ਬੈੱਡਰੂਮ ਵਿੱਚ ਟੂਰ ਨੂੰ ਘਰ ਦੇ ਅੰਦਰ ਖਤਮ ਕੀਤਾ ਅਤੇ ਬਾਹਰ ਚਲੇ ਗਏ ਜਿੱਥੇ ਉਹ ਦੋਵੇਂ ਬਾਗਾਂ ਦਾ ਆਨੰਦ ਮਾਣਦੇ ਸਨ। ਸਪੈਨਿਸ਼ ਪ੍ਰਤਿਭਾ ਨੇ ਸਾਰੇ ਆਰਕੀਟੈਕਚਰਲ ਤੱਤਾਂ ਨੂੰ ਵੀ ਡਿਜ਼ਾਈਨ ਕੀਤਾ ਹੈ ਜੋ ਦੇਖਿਆ ਜਾ ਸਕਦਾ ਹੈ।

Google Translation into Pashtun: موږ د کور دننه د هنرمند میرمنې په شخصي خوب خونه کې سفر پای ته ورساوه او بهر ته لاړو چیرې چې دوی دواړه د باغونو څخه خوند اخیست. هسپانوي جینیس هم ټول معماري عناصر ډیزاین کړي چې لیدل کیدی شي.

Google Translation into Persian: ما تور را در اتاق خواب خصوصی همسر هنرمند به پایان رساندیم و به بیرون رفتیم که هر دو از باغ لذت بردند. نابغه اسپانیایی همچنین تمام عناصر معماری قابل مشاهده را طراحی کرده است.

Google Translation into Sundanese: Urang réngsé tur jero rohangan di pangkeng swasta pamajikan artis sarta dipingpin luar dimana aranjeunna duanana ngarasakeun kebon. Genius Spanyol ogé ngarancang sadaya unsur arsitéktur anu tiasa ditingali.

Google Translation into Tagalog: Natapos namin ang paglilibot sa loob ng pribadong kwarto ng asawa ng artista at nagtungo sa labas kung saan pareho silang nag-enjoy sa mga hardin. Dinisenyo din ng henyong Espanyol ang lahat ng mga elemento ng arkitektura na makikita.

Google Translation into Thai: เราเสร็จสิ้นการทัวร์ในร่มในห้องนอนส่วนตัวของภรรยาของศิลปินและออกไปที่ซึ่งทั้งคู่กำลังเพลิดเพลินกับสวน อัจฉริยะชาวสเปนยังออกแบบองค์ประกอบทางสถาปัตยกรรมทั้งหมดที่สามารถมองเห็นได้

Google Translation into Urdu: ہم نے فنکار کی بیوی کے پرائیویٹ بیڈروم میں ٹور گھر کے اندر ختم کیا اور باہر کی طرف چلے گئے جہاں دونوں نے باغات کا لطف اٹھایا۔ ہسپانوی باصلاحیت نے تمام آرکیٹیکچرل عناصر کو بھی ڈیزائن کیا جو دیکھا جا سکتا ہے.

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Quais são as opções de azulejos da Cerâmica Cleópatra que combinam com a decoração de um cassino de luxo?

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Quais são as opções de azulejos da Cerâmica Cleópatra que combinam com a decoração de um cassino de luxo?

Azulejos temáticos de cartas de baralho

Os azulejos temáticos de cartas de baralho são uma forma única e cativante de decorar espaços interiores e exteriores. Inspirados nas cartas de baralho, esses azulejos apresentam designs distintos e detalhados que evocam a atmosfera e a nostalgia dos jogos de cartas.

Esses azulejos são frequentemente utilizados em projetos de decoração de interiores, como em cozinhas, banheiros e áreas de lazer, adicionando um toque de originalidade e personalidade ao ambiente. Além disso, também são uma escolha popular para revestir áreas externas, como paredes de jardins e fachadas de edifícios, criando uma atmosfera lúdica e descontraída.

Uma das características mais marcantes dos azulejos temáticos de cartas de baralho é a variedade de designs disponíveis. Desde os tradicionais naipes de copas, espadas, paus e ouros até representações artísticas de cartas específicas, como o Ás de Espadas ou o Valete de Copas, há uma ampla gama de opções para todos os gostos e estilos de decoração.

Além de sua função estética, os azulejos temáticos de cartas de baralho também podem servir como elemento de comunicação visual em espaços comerciais, como bares, cafés e casas de jogos. Eles criam uma atmosfera envolvente e convidativa, atraindo a atenção dos clientes e reforçando a temática do estabelecimento.

Em resumo, os azulejos temáticos de cartas de baralho são uma escolha criativa e versátil para quem busca agregar originalidade e personalidade à decoração de espaços interiores e exteriores. Com sua variedade de designs e aplicações, eles são uma forma única de expressar estilo e paixão pelos jogos de cartas.

Azulejos luxuosos de mármore

Azulejos luxuosos de mármore são uma escolha deslumbrante para quem busca adicionar elegância e sofisticação ao seu espaço. Feitos de mármore natural, esses azulejos oferecem uma beleza atemporal que pode transformar qualquer ambiente, desde banheiros e cozinhas até áreas de estar e salas de jantar.

Uma das características mais marcantes dos azulejos de mármore é a sua variedade de padrões e cores. Com veios naturais únicos e uma paleta que varia de tons suaves a cores mais vibrantes, esses azulejos permitem uma personalização incomparável. Seja você um entusiasta do design contemporâneo ou um amante do estilo clássico, há uma opção de azulejo de mármore para atender às suas preferências estéticas.

Além da sua beleza estética, os azulejos de mármore também são conhecidos pela sua durabilidade e resistência. O mármore é um material robusto que pode suportar o desgaste diário, tornando-os ideais para áreas de alto tráfego. Além disso, a manutenção desses azulejos é relativamente simples, exigindo apenas limpeza regular para manter sua beleza intocada por muitos anos.

Quando se trata de aplicações de design, as possibilidades com azulejos de mármore são infinitas. Eles podem ser usados ​​para criar padrões geométricos deslumbrantes, criar murais de arte impressionantes ou simplesmente revestir paredes inteiras para um visual luxuoso. Combinados com outros materiais de alta qualidade, como metais nobres e madeira natural, os azulejos de mármore podem elevar instantaneamente o luxo e a opulência de qualquer espaço.

Em resumo, os azulejos luxuosos de mármore são uma escolha excepcional para quem procura adicionar um toque de elegância atemporal ao seu ambiente. Com sua beleza duradoura, resistência e versatilidade de design, esses azulejos são uma adição deslumbrante a qualquer projeto de decoração de interiores.

Azulejos com padrões de dados e fichas

Os azulejos são uma forma de arte milenar que tem sido utilizada para decorar interiores e exteriores de edifícios em todo o mundo. Uma tendência recente que tem ganhado popularidade é o uso de azulejos com padrões de dados e fichas, que adicionam um toque único e contemporâneo a qualquer espaço.

Os azulejos com padrões de dados e fichas são inspirados nos elementos dos jogos de tabuleiro e cassinos, apresentando designs que lembram dados, cartas de baralho, fichas de pôquer e outros elementos relacionados aos jogos de azar. Esses padrões podem variar desde simples combinações de cores até representações detalhadas de jogos de cassino.

Uma das vantagens de usar azulejos com padrões de dados e fichas na decoração é a sua versatilidade. Eles podem ser usados em uma variedade de ambientes, desde cozinhas e banheiros até salas de jogos e bares. Além disso, esses azulejos podem adicionar um toque de diversão e personalidade ao espaço, tornando-o mais interessante e convidativo.

Outra vantagem dos azulejos com padrões de dados e fichas é a sua durabilidade e facilidade de manutenção. Como são feitos de materiais resistentes, como cerâmica ou porcelana, eles são fáceis de limpar e podem resistir ao desgaste diário. Isso os torna uma excelente escolha para áreas de alto tráfego, onde a durabilidade é uma preocupação.

Em resumo, os azulejos com padrões de dados e fichas são uma maneira divertida e moderna de adicionar estilo a qualquer espaço. Sua versatilidade, durabilidade e fácil manutenção fazem deles uma escolha popular entre os designers de interiores e proprietários de imóveis que desejam criar ambientes únicos e memoráveis.

Azulejos com designs de roletas e mesas de jogo

Os azulejos com designs de roletas e mesas de jogo são uma tendência crescente na decoração de interiores, especialmente em espaços dedicados ao entretenimento, como salas de jogos ou áreas de lazer. Esses azulejos combinam a beleza artística dos padrões tradicionais com a emoção dos jogos de azar, criando um ambiente único e cativante.

Uma das principais características dos azulejos com designs de roletas e mesas de jogo é a sua versatilidade. Eles podem ser utilizados de diversas formas, desde revestimentos de parede até pisos, passando por detalhes decorativos em móveis e acessórios. Isso permite que cada espaço seja personalizado de acordo com o gosto e estilo do proprietário, criando uma atmosfera exclusiva e envolvente.

Além de sua função decorativa, os azulejos com designs de roletas e mesas de jogo também podem evocar sentimentos de diversão e descontração. Ao incorporar elementos relacionados aos jogos de azar, como cartas, dados e fichas, esses azulejos adicionam um toque lúdico ao ambiente, convidando os moradores e convidados a desfrutarem de momentos de entretenimento e convívio.

Outra vantagem dos azulejos com designs de roletas e mesas de jogo é a sua durabilidade e facilidade de manutenção. Fabricados com materiais de alta qualidade e acabamento resistente, eles são ideais para áreas de alto tráfego e estão preparados para resistir ao desgaste do dia a dia. Além disso, sua superfície lisa e não porosa facilita a limpeza e a remoção de manchas, garantindo que o ambiente permaneça sempre bonito e convidativo.

Em suma, os azulejos com designs de roletas e mesas de jogo são uma escolha criativa e elegante para quem deseja adicionar um toque de diversão e sofisticação à sua decoração de interiores. Com sua versatilidade, beleza e durabilidade, eles são capazes de transformar qualquer espaço em um ambiente verdadeiramente memorável.

Azulejos com elementos de glamour e brilho

Os azulejos são elementos decorativos clássicos, presentes na arquitetura há séculos, mas agora estão recebendo uma nova roupagem, incorporando glamour e brilho aos ambientes. Essa tendência de azulejos com elementos de glamour está conquistando cada vez mais espaço em projetos de design de interiores contemporâneos.

Uma das formas de introduzir glamour aos azulejos é através do uso de padrões e designs sofisticados. Em vez dos tradicionais azulejos lisos e monocromáticos, os modelos com padrões geométricos, florais ou arabescos adicionam um toque de elegância e luxo aos espaços. Além disso, a aplicação de detalhes em dourado, prateado ou cobre nos azulejos pode realçar ainda mais esse aspecto glamoroso, criando uma atmosfera de opulência nos ambientes.

Outra maneira de incorporar brilho aos azulejos é através do uso de materiais que refletem a luz, como azulejos com acabamento brilhante ou cintilante. Esses azulejos não apenas adicionam um toque de luminosidade aos espaços, mas também criam uma sensação de amplitude, tornando os ambientes mais iluminados e convidativos.

Além de serem visualmente deslumbrantes, os azulejos com elementos de glamour também são uma escolha prática para áreas como cozinhas e banheiros, pois são fáceis de limpar e mantêm sua beleza ao longo do tempo. Com uma ampla variedade de cores, padrões e acabamentos disponíveis, é possível encontrar o estilo perfeito para complementar qualquer tipo de decoração.

Em resumo, os azulejos com elementos de glamour e brilho são uma tendência que veio para ficar, adicionando sofisticação e elegância aos espaços residenciais e comerciais. Seja através de padrões elaborados ou acabamentos cintilantes, esses azulejos são uma escolha versátil e impactante para quem deseja transformar seus ambientes com estilo.

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Você provavelmente nunca viu uma Mesquita como esta! 🌳🕌🌿 Entre na bela Mesquita Hamidiye Camii localizada na cidade turca central de Kırşehir.

Essa Mesquita atrai muitas pessoas durante cinco vezes por dia entre as orações da comunidade local, devido ao seu teto único, adornado com um lindo céu e seu tapete que se parece com grama; tudo isso foi inspirado por um versículo do Alcorão.

Foi construída inicialmente na década de 1910 sob o califado otomano no bairro de Yenice em Kırşehir e recebeu o nome do grande califa muçulmano Amir al-Mu'minin, sultão Abdülhamid II Khan; mas com o passar das décadas, a Mesquita foi negligenciada e reduzida a um estado de degradação. Como tal, foi recentemente demolida e substituída pela recém-construída Hamidiye Camii no mesmo local.

Os motivos artísticos dentro da Mesquita foram desenhados e pintados por um arquiteto do Azerbaijão, e certamente atraíram alguma atenção desde que foram inaugurados no ano passado, atraindo pessoas de toda a cidade — e além — para ver sua beleza interior e orações. ⠀ ⠀ Um congregante observou: "É como se eu estivesse rezando nos Jardins de Jannah (Paraíso)". ⠀ ⠀ O Imam da Mesquita, Sefa Ekinci, disse: “Quando fui designado para essa Mesquita como Imam, comecei a reunir o máximo de informações possível sobre sua história e também os desenvolvimentos que foram feitos no novo projeto até hoje. As pessoas envolvidas no projeto me disseram que foram inspiradas na Ayah (versículo) 22 do capítulo Surah al-Baqarah do Alcorão Sagrado", que diz: ⠀ ⠀ ◇ “(Allāh) que fez da terra um lugar de descanso para vocês, e o céu como um dossel, e enviou água (chuva) do céu e produziu frutos como uma provisão para vocês. Então não criem rivais para Allāh (em adoração) enquanto souberem (que Ele Sozinho tem o direito de ser adorado).” — Alcorão 2:22 ⠀ ⠀ Ekinci continua: “Preparamos as bases do Mesquita, depois começamos a pintura e deixamos a água cair do céu, também colocamos uma cachoeira acima do Miḥrāb (nicho de oração) e as árvores foram pintadas entre cada janela nas paredes. Tentamos genuinamente capturar o espírito da Ayat (versículo) no design do interior da Mesquita".

O residente local e o Imam aposentado, Yılmaz Akçakaya ecoaram essas declarações e disseram que o tamanho físico da Mesquita Hamidiye anterior que estava nesta propriedade era “muito pequeno e não atendia às necessidades da nossa comunidade, pois tínhamos muitos congregantes e isso poderia não ser possível acomodar a todos. Muitas pessoas contribuíram financeiramente para este projeto, e eu aprecio todas as contribuições dos membros da nossa comunidade, que Allāh esteja satisfeito com todos eles. O design exterior da nossa Mesquita é impressionante, e o design de interiores é igualmente impressionante. Sempre que entro na Mesquita, sinto-me tão diferente e a paz interior começa a me dominar. Somos capazes de adorar com total tranquilidade.” ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Por: imfileed Publicado em 3 de agosto de 2017 às 10:04

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5 tendências sustentáveis do paisagismo

Paisagista explica como transformar os espaços sem prejudicar o meio ambiente

Decorar um ambiente não precisa ser prejudicial ao planeta, e quando o assunto é paisagismo, a sustentabilidade pode ser ainda mais presente. Jardins, áreas externas e outros projetos que trazem a natureza para o espaço da casa podem ter a preservação do meio ambiente como prioridade, e diversos materiais, espécies da flora e ferramentas de trabalho podem potencializar esse cuidado.

O paisagista Luciano Zanardo, profissional convidado da CASACOR São Paulo 2024 que está desenvolvendo uma praça sustentável de 130 m² para a mostra, identifica tendências que vieram para ficar nos projetos de paisagismo sem agredir o meio-ambiente. Veja a seguir!

1. Use recursos renováveis durante a construção

Esta tendência envolve o uso de materiais de construção sustentáveis , como bambu, concreto verde, madeira certificada e isolamento natural, visando reduzir o impacto ambiental da construção.

2. Deck de madeira ecológica

Os decks de madeira ecológica são feitos a partir de materiais reciclados ou de fontes renováveis, como madeira de reflorestamento, plásticos reciclados e compósitos de madeira e plástico. Eles oferecem uma alternativa sustentável aos decks de madeira tradicionais.

3. Vasos vietnamitas

Os vasos vietnamitas são peças de decoração feitas à mão, tradicionalmente em cerâmica ou terracota, originárias do Vietnã. Eles são conhecidos por sua beleza artesanal e variedade de designs, e são frequentemente utilizados para exibir plantas e flores, contribuindo para uma estética natural e elegante.

4. Vegetação tropical

Esta tendência envolve a incorporação de plantas tropicais em espaços internos e externos, criando ambientes exuberantes e vibrantes. Plantas como palmeiras, samambaias, bromélias e orquídeas são frequentemente usadas para adicionar uma sensação de tropicalidade.

5. Obras de arte retratando a natureza

É possível incorporar obras de arte que retratam a natureza, como pinturas, fotografias e esculturas, em espaços interiores e exteriores. Essas obras não apenas adicionam beleza estética , mas também criam uma conexão com a natureza, promovendo um ambiente mais relaxante e inspirador.

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Como produzir um Calmante Exterior Retiro: Insights da Deco Proteste

Introdução

Você está procurando retrabalhar seu fora de portas Casa em retiro sereno e rejuvenescedor? Olhar não ainda mais ! Nos parágrafos seguintes, Vamos compartilhar benéfico insights de Deco Proteste sobre como desenvolver o ideal ao ar livre oásis. Com sua de recomendações e dicas que podem ajudá-lo realizar um retiro relaxante fora de portas isso deveria partir você emoção revigorado e encorajado. Então pegue uma xícara de chá, sente-se de novo e vamos mergulhar no globo de fora relaxamento!

Criando uma entrada de boas-vindas

A Importância do recurso Suppress

As primeiras impressões importam , mesmo Com relação a seu fora retiro. Aprimorando sua entrada com corretamente - preservado paisagismo, vibrante flores , além de um caminho de boas-vindas pode instantaneamente elevar o ambiente geral do externo Quarto . Deco Proteste sugere incorporando elementos por exemplo, um portão entrada de bom gosto ou um arco convidativo adornado com escalada colheitas para criar um percepção de privacidade e atração.

Iluminando o Caminho

Para garantir seu retiro fora é disponível dia e noite , iluminação atua um crucial propósito . Configurar suave ambiente luzes ao lado caminhos e destaque vital características incluindo água potável fontes ou esculturas. Fotovoltaica - luzes acionadas são eco- agradáveis ​​ possibilidade que precisa pequeno manutenção . Além disso, eles adicionam um contato mágico no seu fora de portas Quarto uma vez que Solar se põe.

Escolhendo o ideal Móveis

Conforto é fundamental

Ao selecionar móveis para o ao ar livre, conforto e facilidade deveria ser em o melhor do seu respectivo precedência lista . produtos que irá enfrentar muitos condições climáticas . Deco Proteste implica investir em móveis para casa com temperatura tecidos resistentes incluindo Sunbrella oferecendo ambos igualmente modelo e operação.

Abraçando Mãe natureza-Motivado Designs

Para criar um natural e orgânico e tranquilo ambiente com o seu retiro fora , olhar móveis padrões que combinam perfeitamente com natureza . Puro elementos por exemplo teca, rattan, ou vime pode aumentar um contato https://decooferta.com/ de rústico magnificência no seu Quarto. Abrace tons terrosos e texturas confortável para produzir um oásis externo harmonioso que convida paz.

Maximizando a vegetação e a vida das plantas

O Energia elétrica das Plantas

Plantas não apenas incorporar beleza natural e visual apelar para seu retiro fora mas adicionalmente liderar em um calmante arredores . Deco Proteste recomenda incorporar muitos diferentes vegetação, que inclui vegetação em vasos, cestos suspensos e jardins verticais. Escolher baixo - manutenção vegetação que prosperar com seu clima e tem que ter mínimo irrigação e manutenção.

Criando Privacidade com paredes Inexperientes

Se privacidade é uma preocupação com o seu retiro fora de portas, contemplar colocando inexperiente divisórias ou sebes. Esses totalmente naturais limites não apenas fornecer reclusão e também trabalhar como isolamento acústico elementos , reduzindo som poluição com o abrangendo área. Deco Proteste indica utilizando perenes vegetação incluindo arborvitae ou bambu para obter um 12 meses - esférico privacidade Opção.

Adicionando recursos de Água

O relaxante parece d

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Brasília Brazil Temple - Asa Norte, Brasília - DF

Exterior

A casa do Senhor de Brasília é uma estrutura simétrica de cimento revestida com mármore branco brasileiro brilhante. Uma pequena torre ergue-se do centro. As janelas externas são de vitrais coloridos à mão, formando desde o azul escuro na parte inferior até o azul claro na parte superior, com detalhes em creme e branco. Estas janelas realçam o design exterior, proporcionando ampla luminosidade aos ambientes internos. As vitrines foram feitas no Brasil pelo Atelier Artístico Sarasá (São Bernardo do Campo).

A fachada do templo é contornada por espelhos d’água com revestimentos cerâmicos em tons de azul e branco, que complementam os vidros coloridos. Eles estão estrategicamente posicionados para refletir as colunas modernas do templo para os visitantes que se aproximam.

A área externa e os jardins utilizam espécies nativas tolerantes à seca, adequadas ao clima árido local. O terreno tem milhares de arbustos, plantas perenes e mais de 200 árvores, incluindo árvores de sombra, sempre-vivas, árvores floridas e palmeiras. A cerca que circunda a propriedade é construída em aço galvanizado com acabamento em pintura bronze. Pavimentações de concreto intertravadas são utilizadas em estacionamentos, calçadas e praças menores. Pavimento de granito é utilizado na praça principal e na entrada do templo.

Interior

Os pisos internos são uma combinação de mármore branco do Paraná (nativo do Brasil), azulejos de porcelanato e detalhes e bordas de pedra azul baiana. Tapetes fabricados no Brasil em uma paleta de cores customizada suavizam e valorizam diversos ambientes e corredores. Os trabalhos em gesso e molduras do teto são enriquecidos com pintura decorativa de traço simples e acabamento em folha de ouro.

Lustres de cristal acrescentam elegância à iluminação em salas maiores, e as decorações são usadas em muitos outros espaços principais. Os corrimãos da pia batismal são de vidro transparente, montados sobre moldura metálica com acabamento dourado fosco. Esta mesma estrutura é coberta por um corrimão de madeira polida. A madeira jequi tibá marrom claro, nativa do Brasil, é utilizada na carpintaria, móveis e bancos de todo o templo. As fechaduras das portas têm acabamento dourado para combinar com a pintura e estrutura das grades.

Três obras de arte originais estão expostas no Templo de Brasília. Eles retratam a fuga de Maria e José com o menino Jesus para o Egito; Rute e sua sogra, Noemi, do livro de Rute na Bíblia Sagrada; e uma paisagem rural brasileira. Os dois últimos são de artistas brasileiros.

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[ad_1] Soak up the charming Parisian culture and visit world-class attractions without breaking the bank. Enjoy the budget-friendly side of the City of Light with our guide to the best free things to do in Paris. LAST UPDATE: 7 Dec 2023 Anywhere We Roam is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support - Paul & Mark. Paris can be an expensive city to visit, but there are ways to experience the charm of the French capital without spending a small fortune. Take in panoramic views, explore hidden gardens, admire opulent architecture and visit some of the best museums in the world for free. We’ve put together the best free things to do in Paris, some of which only opened to the public in 2023. Enjoy some of the best experiences Paris has to offer without spending a dime. For ideas on how to save on accommodation, read our where to stay in Paris guide. 1. SALLE OVALE The stunning Oval Room (Salle Ovale) in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France Library opened to the public in 2023. It has ceiling-height bookshelves and ornamental arches under a 44-meter-long glass roof. This stunning room is a great place to read a book or just absorb one of the most beautiful free things to do in Paris.   Location: 58 rue de Richelieu, 75002 OVAL ROOM, FRANCE NATIONAL LIBRARY 2. CENTRE POMPIDOU OBSERVATION DECK The Pompidou Centre is the stand-out building in Le Marais, famous for its inside-out design. The plumbing, air vents, and cables form the outside of the building providing complete flexibility over the internal layout. There’s an excellent gallery inside, the Musée National d’Art Moderne, but you can also visit the roof completely free of charge. Just use the regular entrance then head up to the 6th floor for panoramic views of Paris.   VIEW FROM THE POMPIDOU POMPIDOU CENTRE 3. LOUVRE The Louvre is one of the world’s largest and most visited museums. It’s surprisingly affordable given the world-class art on display, but it’s completely free to visit on the first Friday of the month after 6 pm, except in July and August. We recommend using the visitor trails from the official website to plot your course. You can also see the iconic pyramid and the remarkable palace exterior for free.   LOUVRE PARIS 4. STROLL LE MARAIS Le Marais is a fashionable district known for its old streets, historic architecture, trendy boutiques, and art galleries. The area is adorned with elegant architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries. It’s a great area to stroll around and one of our favorite free activities in Paris. Visit the Place des Vosges, the oldest planned square in Paris; and Musée des Archives Nationales, the finest private mansion in Le Marais. Both are free. LE MARAIS 5. MUSÉE CARNAVALET – HISTOIRE DE PARIS Musée Carnavalet recently reopened after a much-needed makeover. The new chronological layout covers the history of Paris without losing any of the charm of the two existing townhouses. It’s one of the great free things to do in Paris. The section on the French Revolution and the development of Paris between 1848 and 1900 is particularly illuminating. Location: 23 Rue de Sévigné, 75003 MUSÉE CARNAVALET 6. JARDIN DU LUXEMBOURG One of Paris’s most beloved parks, Jardin du Luxembourg is on the border between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter. The gardens cover 25 hectares including a French and an English Garden. They were inspired by the Boboli Gardens in Florence. Within the park, the Luxembourg Palace adds a regal charm to this serene green space. LUXEMBOURG PALACE 7. PÈRE LACHAISE CEMETERY Père Lachaise is one of the world’s most famous cemeteries. The 44-hectare space contains over 70,000 burial plots throughout a large English garden. Some of the most famous people buried here include Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf, and Jim Morrison. Strolling the cemetery searching for famous graves is one of the most interesting things to do in Paris for free.

Take a photo of the map as you enter to help find your way. Location: Entrances are near Père Lachaise and Philippe Auguste metro stations. PÈRE LACHAISE CEMETERY 8. EGLISE SAINT EUSTACHE Saint-Eustache Church is a magnificent Gothic church renowned for having the largest pipe organ in France. The interior is classical Renaissance and it’s an awe-inspiring place to visit. There are organ recitals on Sundays at 5 pm where you can hear the world-renowned instrument being put through its paces.   Visiting the church and attending the organ recitals are both free. Arrive at around 4:45 pm for the recital to get a seat near the console. EGLISE SAINT EUSTACHE 9. MUSÉE D’ART MODERNE DE PARIS The monumental Musée d’Art Moderne houses the best of Paris’s contemporary art. The permanent collection is free, and you’ll find works by Matisse, Chareau, and Delaunay. Don’t miss the room hung with canvases by Dufy and Bonnard and the lovely views out the windows and over the Seine. MUSÉE D’ART MODERNE 10. PLACE DU TERTRE, MONTMARTRE Montmartre is one of the most popular neighborhoods to visit in Paris. It’s been home to artists such as Van Gogh and Picasso, an artistic legacy that lives on today. At Place du Tertre, artists are allocated 3 feet of space which must be shared between two artists on alternating days. Have your portrait taken or peruse the landscapes, caricatures, and silhouettes for sale. The charming streets around the square contain hidden cafes, artist studios, and indie galleries. PLACE DU TERTRE, 11. SACRÉ-CŒUR The Romano-Byzantine Basilica of Sacré-Cœur offers a picture-postcard Paris experience with excellent views across the city. The interior of the church is free of charge. Admire the ceiling which is decorated with the largest mosaic in France. The climb up to the dome is one of the best things to do in Paris, but unfortunately, it’s not free. SACRÉ-CŒUR 12. BOUQUINISTES & SHAKESPEARE & CO BOOK COMPANY The iconic book stalls along the Seine River are an unmissable part of the Parisian landscape. Over 200 booksellers offer vintage books, prints, historic illustrations, engravings, and collectibles. They are so important to the culture of Paris that they were included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. You can also visit the Shakespeare and Co Bookstore, a happy hunting ground for book lovers in Paris. SHAKESPEARE & CO BOOK COMPANY BOUQUINISTES 13. MARCHÉ AUX PUCES DE ST-OUEN Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen is a sprawling flea market on the northern edges of Paris. It’s the largest second-hand market in the world with an eclectic array of antiques, vintage goods, furniture, and unique finds. One of the best areas of the market is Marché Paul Bert Serpette. It’s the trendiest section with fine furniture, art, and decorative items. Although you might be tempted by the cool goods on sale, strolling around the market is one of the best free things to do in Paris. MARCHÉ AUX PUCES DE ST-OUEN 14. LE PETIT PALAIS The Petit Palais was built for the 1900 Exposition Universelle. Today, it houses the City of Paris Museum of Fine Arts. The gallery has a free permanent collection containing several masterpieces, one of the most famous is Three Bathers by Paul Cézanne. LE PETIT PALAIS 15. GALLERIES LAFAYETTE HAUSSMANN The flagship location of this upmarket department store is an iconic shopping experience. But even if you’re not here to shop, the Art Nouveau building is topped by a shimmering glass dome, which looks particularly festive at Christmas. It’s also free to head up to the roof for one of the best, free views of Paris. Location: 40 Boulevard Haussmann, 75009 16. WALK ALONG THE SEINE A stroll along the Seine is one of the unmissable free things to do in Paris. One of the highlights is Pont Alexandre III, an ornate bridge adorned with sculptures. It connects Le Grand Palais with Les Invalides and is considered one of the most beautiful bridges in Paris. It’s an excellent

landmark to photograph, particularly at dusk, when the lights on the bridge and the Eiffel Tower are just beginning to come on. PONT ALEXANDRE III 17. STARE UP AT NOTRE DAME A magnificent example of French Gothic architecture, Notre-Dame Cathedral has a rich history spanning over 850 years. Known for its intricate facade, stunning rose windows, and majestic interior, it’s a cultural gem. Following the fire in 2019, the cathedral remains closed to the public. It’s due to reopen in December 2024. In the meantime, the square has reopened, and you can admire the iconic façade in the process of being repaired. NOTRE DAME 18. MARCHÉ AUX FLEURS The Flower Market on the Seine just near Notre Dame sells rare and unusual flowers in grand pavilions dating back to the 1900s. The huge selection of seasonal flowers, exotic orchids, and shrubs makes it popular with locals picking up some color for their living rooms. For visitors, it’s a wonderful free thing to do in Paris. Location: Place Louis Lépine – Quai de la Corse, 75004 MARCHÉ AUX FLEURS 19. ARC DE TRIOMPHE Built to commemorate French military victories, the colossal arch stands at the western end of the Champs-Élysées. You can visit the base of the arch for free to see the eternal flame and the grave of the unknown soldier. You can also admire the intricate carvings and stunning statues on the façade. One of the best ways to capture it, is by strolling along the Champs-Élysées. Another great free thing to do. ARC DE TRIOMPHE 20. MONTPARNASSE CEMETERY The Montparnasse Cemetery serves as the final resting place of several of France’s most celebrated writers, artists, philosophers and political figures. Covering 19 hectares, it’s set among lush greenery with pathways meandering through the labyrinth of tombs and monuments. Some of the notable residents include Simone de Beauvoir, Samuel Beckett and Auguste Rodin. Location: 3 Boulevard Edgar Quinet, 75014 MONTPARNASSE CEMETERY 21. PLACE DES ABBESSES Place des Abbesses is a charming square in Montmartre with a village-like atmosphere. There are plenty of cool boutiques, cafes, and bistros to check out as well as one of the few original Art Nouveau metro entrance signs. The best way to see it is via a slow amble. Come on a weekend, grab a great Paris coffee, and enjoy the quirky second-hand market. Don’t miss the Wall of Love just off Jehan Rictus Square featuring 612 tiles with the phrase “I love you” in 250 languages. PLACE DES ABBESSES WALL OF LOVE 22. EIFFEL TOWER VIEWS Capturing views of the Eiffel Tower across the city can be a great no-cost thing to do. The best free viewpoint is Trocadéro, an elevated open space opposite the Seine. There’s an English-style garden leading towards the tower with a 22-canon water feature, making it an excellent place for photography. Ponte Alexandre III, the ornate bridge over the Seine is another great place to photograph the Eiffel Tower. Champs de Mars, the green space directly in front of the tower is also worth a visit. TROCADÉRO 23. SAINT GERMAIN DES PRÉS Nowhere feels more quintessentially Paris than Saint-Germain-des-Prés. This arty district on the left bank has cobbled streets lined with luxury boutiques, antique stores, classy galleries, and stylish cafes. It’s a lovely area just to stroll around. Don’t miss Cour du Commerce Saint-André, a picturesque passageway with lively cafes. SAINT GERMAIN DES PRÉS 24. EGLISE DE LA MADELEINE Église de la Madeleine is a neoclassical church, planned by Louis XV as the main focal point in what is now the 8th arrondissement. It’s free to enter and explore the interior, however, it’s not overly decorative inside. The building is most impressive when viewed from the outside. Built like a Greek temple, the façade is adorned with 52 Corinthian columns. EGLISE DE LA MADELEINE 25. FIRST SUNDAY FREE MUSEUMS Many of the world-class museums are free to enter on the first Sunday of every month. If you can time your Paris itinerary, this is a great opportunity to take advantage of.

Please note, although they are free, some require booking in advance. Musée D’Orsay – Free admission to the entire gallery for everyone on the 1st Sunday of the Month. Advanced bookings are mandatory. Musée de l’Orangerie – Free admission to the entire gallery for everyone on the 1st Sunday of the Month. Advanced bookings are mandatory.   Centre Pompidou – The permanent collection and Galerie des Enfants is free for everyone on the 1st Sunday of the Month. Booking in advance is recommended Musée Rodin – Free for everyone on the 1st Sunday of the month from October to March only. No need to book in advance.   MUSÉE D’ORSAY RODIN MUSEUM L’ORANGERIE MAP | FREE THINGS TO DO IN PARIS Find all these free attractions in Paris on our downloadable map. >> How to use this map / Click on the top left of the map to display the list of locations, then click on the locations to display further information. Click on the top right corner of the map to open a larger version in a new tab or the star to save to your Google Maps.   MORE FRANCE GUIDES ANYWHERE WE ROAM ISREADER-SUPPORTED Booking your trip via the links on this page earns us a small commission at no extra cost to you. You can also buy us a coffee. Big thanks – Paul & Mark. INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK [ad_2] Source link

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Shopping Jardins, na capital Aracaju, recebe a unidade da marca brasileira que tem presença em quase 40 países Uma das maiores fabricantes de calçados femininos em couro do Brasil, a Calçados Bottero acaba de inaugurar sua primeira loja no Estado de Sergipe. O endereço escolhido foi a capital Aracaju, mais precisamente o Shopping Jardins, e chega ao Estado para reforçar a importância das sergipanas no relacionamento com a marca. Funcionando como uma “vitrine” para tendências, a loja no Shopping Jardins proporciona aos clientes a oportunidade de testar, conhecer e adquirir os calçados, bolsas e acessórios que compõem as coleções. A partir de um contato mais próximo com o público sergipano, a marca também conseguirá medir preferências e satisfação pelos produtos que estarão nas diversas lojas multimarcas e próprias do país, sendo elas seis no Nordeste. Inclusão e acessibilidade O carinho da Bottero por suas clientes não se restringe aos calçados em couro, bolsas e acessórios. A primeira loja em Sergipe foi configurada para atender PcDs com o conforto que merecem. Nos 50 m², os nichos e gavetas estão posicionados para facilitar o alcance e poltronas especiais tornam o ambiente ainda mais inclusivo e acolhedor. Além disso, a marca oferecerá curso de libras às gerentes de suas lojas para ampliar o acesso de pessoas que se comunicam pela Língua Brasileira de Sinais, sendo esse um passo importante na maneira como a marca dialoga com o universo feminino e com a moda, que deve ser inclusiva e para todas. LOVE. SUMMER. SHOES. No clima da primavera-verão, as sergipanas podem conhecer calçados exclusivos da coleção LOVE. SUMMER. SHOES. A marca traz uma explosão de tendências e cores para a estação mais quente, entregando produtos em couro, combinados com detalhes em crochê, tramas, palhinhas e muito brilho, que chegam para surpreender. Como o verão é sinônimo de alegria e dias cheios de atividades, os calçados foram pensados para aliar conforto e liberdade que os pés merecem. Os materiais diferenciados são uma marca registrada da Bottero e, nesta coleção, não poderia ser diferente, com uma paleta de cores diversificada, que vai desde tons pastel, mais suaves, até cores vibrantes e ousadas. Uma das maiores fabricantes de calçados do país Através da dedicação e talento de seus 2.500 funcionários, a Bottero produz até 18 mil pares de sapatos por dia. Todos feitos a partir do minucioso trabalho de pesquisa desenvolvido pela equipe de estilistas da marca, que viaja ao exterior para acompanhar desfiles e feiras, e também ao interior do Brasil, para identificar regionalismos e novos materiais. Chegam à linha de produção apenas os modelos que atendem o objetivo da empresa, que é oferecer sapatos femininos que aliem design, conforto e qualidade num mesmo produto. Os sapatos produzidos pela marca têm o couro como uma de suas principais matérias-primas, sendo comercializados em mais de 5 mil pontos de venda no Brasil e exportados para 38 países.

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Plantas mais pesquisadas na internet

- Suculentas: As suculentas são muito populares devido à sua facilidade de cuidado e variedade de formas e cores. - Orquídeas: As orquídeas são conhecidas por suas flores bonitas e exóticas. - Bambu da Sorte: O bambu da sorte é muitas vezes procurado por suas propriedades de trazer boa sorte e prosperidade. - Aloe Vera: A Aloe Vera é popular por suas propriedades medicinais e de cura. - Cactos: Os cactos são populares devido à sua resistência e aparência única. - Lírios: Os lírios são amados por suas flores grandes e perfumadas. - Rosas: As rosas são clássicas e são frequentemente pesquisadas por jardineiros e amantes de flores. - Lavandas: As lavandas são conhecidas por seu aroma calmante e flores bonitas. - Violetas Africanas: As violetas africanas são populares por suas flores coloridas e capacidade de florescer dentro de casa. - Ficus: O Ficus é uma planta de interior popular que é muitas vezes pesquisada por aqueles interessados em plantas de interior. - Monstera Deliciosa: Conhecida por suas folhas grandes e distintas, a Monstera é uma planta de interior muito popular. - Pilea Peperomioides: Também conhecida como planta do dinheiro chinês, é apreciada por suas folhas redondas e brilhantes. - Philodendron: Este é um gênero de plantas que é conhecido por sua variedade e facilidade de cuidado. - Snake Plant (Sansevieria): Conhecida por suas folhas altas e estruturadas, é uma planta de interior muito resistente. - Peônias: As peônias são amadas por suas flores grandes e vistosas. - Hortênsias: Conhecidas por suas flores em forma de bola e cores vibrantes. - Girassóis: Os girassóis são populares por suas flores grandes e brilhantes que trazem alegria aos jardins. - Tulipas: As tulipas são uma escolha popular para jardins e arranjos florais devido à sua variedade de cores. - Azaleias: As azaleias florescem na primavera e são conhecidas por suas flores coloridas e abundantes. - Begônias: As begônias são populares tanto como plantas de interior quanto de exterior, e vêm em muitas variedades diferentes.

- Bonsai: A arte do Bonsai é uma forma tradicional de cultivar árvores em miniatura que é muito popular e pesquisada online. - Camélias: Conhecidas por suas flores bonitas e folhagem verde-escura, as camélias são uma adição popular a muitos jardins. - Dálias: As dálias são apreciadas por suas flores grandes e coloridas, e são uma escolha popular para jardins e arranjos florais. - Ferns (Samambaias): As samambaias são plantas de interior e exterior populares conhecidas por sua folhagem delicada e aparência exuberante. - Gerânios: Os gerânios são fáceis de cuidar e proporcionam uma cor vibrante aos jardins e varandas. - Jade Plant (Planta Jade): A planta jade é muitas vezes associada à sorte e prosperidade, e é uma planta de interior popular. - Lírio da Paz: O lírio da paz é valorizado por suas flores brancas distintas e é uma escolha popular para interiores. - Magnólias: As magnólias são conhecidas por suas flores grandes e fragrantes que são um espetáculo na primavera. - Narcisos: Os narcisos são uma das primeiras flores a florescer na primavera, trazendo cor e alegria aos jardins. - Palmeiras: As palmeiras são muitas vezes associadas a climas tropicais e são populares em paisagismo e design de interiores. Read the full article

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Discovering the Magic of Paris: A Guide to Unmissable Attractions

Paris, the City of Light, has captured the hearts of travelers for centuries. With its romantic ambiance, rich history, and world-famous landmarks, it's no wonder that Paris is a dream destination for many. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning to the French capital for another enchanting experience, this guide will help you navigate the many treasures Paris has to offer. Here's a list of must-visit places that will make your trip to Paris truly unforgettable.

The Eiffel Tower

You can't go to Paris without experiencing the iconic Eiffel Tower. This towering structure, designed by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World's Fair, provides panoramic views of the entire city from its observation decks. The sparkling lights of the Eiffel Tower at night are a sight to behold. Consider visiting during the evening for a truly magical experience.

Louvre Museum

The Louvre is not just a museum; it's a treasure trove of art and history. Home to over 35,000 works of art, including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, it's a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Even the architecture of the Louvre, with its glass pyramid entrance, is a masterpiece in itself.

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Despite the devastating fire in 2019, the Notre-Dame Cathedral remains a symbol of Paris and Gothic architecture. While the interior is under renovation, the exterior, with its intricate facade and flying buttresses, is still a sight to behold. Strolling along the Seine River near Notre-Dame provides beautiful views and a glimpse of its resilience.

Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur Basilica

Montmartre is a charming, artistic neighborhood that embodies the Bohemian spirit of Paris. Explore its narrow streets, watch street artists at work, and visit the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, perched atop a hill. The basilica offers stunning views of the city, and the climb to the top is worth the effort.

Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe

Take a leisurely stroll down the Champs-Élysées, one of the world's most famous avenues, lined with shops, cafes, and theaters. At the western end stands the Arc de Triomphe, a monument commemorating French victories in the Napoleonic Wars. You can also ascend the arch for more breathtaking views of the city.

Palace of Versailles

A short trip from the heart of Paris, the Palace of Versailles is a grand testament to France's opulent history. Explore the breathtaking Hall of Mirrors, the stunning gardens, and the exquisite palace rooms. The sheer grandeur of this historical site will leave you in awe.

Seine River Cruise

Seeing Paris from the Seine River is a unique and romantic experience. Many operators offer river cruises that provide a different perspective of the city's landmarks. Whether it's a daytime cruise or a romantic evening one with dinner, this is a memorable way to view the city's beauty.

Musée d'Orsay

Housed in a former railway station, the Musée d'Orsay is home to an impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces. Artists like Monet, Van Gogh, and Degas are showcased here. The building itself is a work of art with its magnificent clock faces and Beaux-Arts architecture.

Palais Garnier

For lovers of the performing arts and opulent architecture, a visit to the Palais Garnier, also known as the Paris Opera House, is a must. Guided tours allow you to explore the ornate interiors, grand staircase, and the opulent auditorium.

Luxembourg Gardens

The Jardin du Luxembourg is a serene oasis in the heart of Paris. You can relax by the fountains, stroll through the meticulously maintained gardens, and even rent a traditional wooden sailboat for the pond. It's a perfect place to unwind and enjoy the Parisian atmosphere.

Les Invalides and the Musée de l'Armée

Les Invalides is a complex of buildings that house museums and monuments related to the military history of France. The centerpiece is the golden-domed Chapel of Saint Louis des Invalides, but the Musée de l'Armée offers an extensive collection of military artifacts and history.

The Marais District

The Marais is a trendy and historic district known for its charming streets, vintage boutiques, and art galleries. It's also home to many historic landmarks, including the Place des Vosges, the oldest planned square in Paris, and the Victor Hugo House, where the famous writer lived.

Canal Saint-Martin

For a more off-the-beaten-path experience, explore the Canal Saint-Martin. This picturesque waterway is lined with trees and surrounded by quaint cafes and shops. It's a great place to take a leisurely walk or enjoy a picnic.

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Père Lachaise is not your typical tourist attraction, but it's a fascinating place to visit. It's the final resting place of many famous individuals, including Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Edith Piaf. The cemetery's winding paths and ornate tombs make it a peaceful and reflective place to explore.

Palais Royal

The Palais Royal is a hidden gem in Paris. This historic palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens and features intriguing art installations like the striped columns by Daniel Buren. It's a serene and art-filled escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Food and Cafés

A visit to Paris wouldn't be complete without savoring its culinary delights. Try classic French dishes in local bistros, indulge in delicious pastries from patisseries, and savor a cup of coffee in one of the city's many charming cafes. The food scene in Paris is diverse and delectable.

Shopping on the Left Bank

Paris is a fashion capital, and shopping is a delightful experience. Explore the boutiques and shops on the Left Bank, particularly in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. From high-end fashion to unique boutiques, there's something for every shopper.

In conclusion, Paris is a city that truly has it all, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems, world-class art, and delectable cuisine. Each visit to this enchanting city unveils new layers of its beauty and history. While this guide covers some of the essential stops, don't forget to leave room for serendipitous discoveries. After all, that's part of the magic of Paris. So, pack your bags and get ready to be captivated by the charm of the City of Light. Paris is waiting to welcome you with open arms, and it's an experience you'll treasure forever.

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Hotel canino e felino com prémios internacionais confia mobilidade à Soc. Com. C. Santos

O hotel premium canino e felino DCC – Domi Canis Cattus é considerado um dos melhor eco-resorts do mundo para animais de estimação. As condições de referência vão além do tratamento dado aos hóspedes de quatro patas. Também o edifício impressiona e já recebeu vários prémios de arquitetura. A imagem premium estende-se ao Mercedes-Benz Vito comercializado e assistido pela Sociedade Comercial C. Santos, como se pode ver na mais recente SocInterview.

O projeto do DCC – Domi Canis Cattus, da autoria do arquiteto Raulino Silva, tem colecionado prémios a nível mundial e é considerado um dos hotéis de animais de estimação mais bonitos do mundo. A empresa está em destaque na mais recente SocInterview (pode ver a entrevista aqui), rubrica de entrevistas da Sociedade Comercial C. Santos.

Na passada segunda-feira, 20 de fevereiro, celebrou-se o Dia do Animal de Estimação. É assinalado em vários países do mundo e pretende destacar a existência dos animais de estimação nas nossas vidas. Portugal tem, atualmente, 3,1 milhões de animais de companhia registados no Sistema de Informação de Animais de Companhia. De acordo com o Instituto da Conservação da Natureza e das Florestas, em 2022 os apoios para o bem-estar animal aumentaram para 12 milhões de euros (em 2021 rondaram os oito milhões), o que permitiu a criação de 47 novos centros de recolha, a par da modernização e ampliação de 24 instalações já existentes.

Espaço para fazer a diferença

O DCC – Domi Canis Cattus Eco Hotel está situado na freguesia de Parada, em Vila do Conde, onde acolhe cães e gatos com tratamentos VIP em espaços inovadores. Está instalado num terreno agrícola com muito espaço, mas são os 800 m2 de construção divididos em três edifícios (com 43 quartos para cães e 13 para gatos) que mais impressionam. Com grandes preocupações ambientais o eco-resort com um consultório veterinário, zona de banhos, área de treinos, jardins e uma piscina para os animais.

Rui Costa, proprietário do DCC – Domi Canis Cattus, já trabalhava com animais há vários anos, com uma loja dedicada à área (também localizada em Vila do Conde). O empresário entendeu, a determinada altura, que deveria dar um passo para um espaço “que fizesse a diferença” a nível nacional. O hotel foi inaugurado no final de 2019 e hoje é uma referência não só do nosso país, mas internacional.  O projeto de Raulino Silva tem colecionados vários prémios internacionais de arquitetura, entre os quais a categoria hotéis do International Architecture Award 2020, organizado pelo The Chicago Athenaeum – Museum of Architecture and Design. “Acabámos por ter a pessoa certa a trabalhar connosco e os prémios começaram a ‘cair’, o que é muito gratificante para nós”, indica Rui Costa.

O empresário salienta o bom entendimento com o arquiteto ao longo do processo. “Quando conversámos com o arquiteto Raulino, ele inicialmente ficou um pouco preocupado porque não imaginava que pudesse construir um hotel. Nós quisemos este tipo de arquitetura porque também queríamos um hotel que fosse funcional, um hotel que criasse todo o conforto, mas também, ao mesmo tempo, projetasse para o exterior aquilo que fizéssemos lá dentro, incluindo a parte de termos menos impacte ambiental. Foi desse trabalho em harmonia com o arquiteto que acabámos por chegar ao resultado final”, explica a mesma fonte.

Mercedes-Benz Vito complementa imagem do hotel na estrada

O DCC – Domi Canis Cattus também disponibiliza o serviço de transporte dos animais de e para o hotel. Para o efeito conta com um Mercedes-Benz Vito comercializado e assistido pela Sociedade Comercial C. Santos.

A escolha da marca não foi inocente, de acordo com Rui Costa. “Tendo em conta que os nossos clientes procuram o melhor para os seus animais e que, muitas vezes em função da atividade profissional agitada que têm, os nossos clientes nem sempre têm o devido tempo para fazer o transporte dos animais. Nós já tínhamos outra viatura, mas percebemos que teríamos de ter uma viatura à altura deste projeto e que fosse um pouco também a imagem deste”, garante.

Além de preparado para garantir a segurança dos “passageiros”, o Mercedes-Benz Vito do hotel canino e felino está decorado com uma imagem que não deixa ninguém indiferente. Ao lettering da empresa, junta olhares de animais nos painéis laterais: de um cão de um lado e de um gato de outro. “O cliente fica vaidoso quando a carrinha está a chegar a sua casa. Inclusive muitas vezes chegamos e eles estão a filmar, e estamos a sair e eles continuam a filmar a carrinha”.

Além da imagem, a empresa conta com a resistência da Mercedes-Benz Vito. O veículo tem pouco mais de um ano e já fez várias viagens longas, algumas das quais para fora de Portugal.  “Já fizemos viagens fantásticas. A viagem mais longa levou-nos ao norte de França – perto da Bélgica – onde estivemos a entregar cães de clientes. É uma carrinha que todos os dias roda na estrada e que está ao dispor dos clientes. Costumo dizer que estamos à distância de um telefonema. E esta viatura sempre nos deixou ficar bem”.

Veja a SocInterview com o fundador e gerente do DCC – Domi Canis Cattus, Rui Costa, na seguinte ligação: https://bit.ly/3Isg0Y1

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Moulin Rouge Sous le Ciel Bleu

 Red Mill under the Blue Sky

Pairing: Byun Baekhyun/Reader (female)

Genre: Moulin Rouge; rich!Baekhyun; 1920′s!Baekhyun; angst; fluff

Warning: mention of mature situations ;) 

Summary: Baekhyun never thought he would find love through the infamous Moulin Rouge, or that it would be the one place he could love you freely without the judging eyes of the upper classes. Love is not easy in 1920s Paris, but is love easy anywhere? There is only one thing you know, you love Baekhyun hopelessly and irrevocably, and he loves you just the same.

A/N: requested by the lovely, sweetest��@bbyunz​, based on moulin rouge and Baekhyun’s solo Bungee. I hope I fulfilled your expectations. 

Word Count: 4154

In the Jardin de Paris, at the bottom of the hill at Montmartre neighbourhood, a bright red mill stood out in between the other buildings, demanding attention with its vibrant colour and eccentric exterior. Above the entrance to the garish establishment, large metal letters spelt out its name, Moulin Rouge. The Red Mill, for it was exactly what the building looked like. It certainly drew attention to itself, and Monsieur Byun didn’t doubt that was the intention of its owners. Moulin Rouge had become infamous in Paris, and Baekhyun didn’t doubt that was also the case for the rest of France too. The bright scarlet façade clashed with the crisp blue of the sky above it, making the building stand out even more during clear days like today. Looking at the red mill, Baekhyun would not have guessed that this was the building the city of love called The Bastion of Pleasures. It didn’t look pleasing to the eye, but it was a novelty, and it was the mill at the entrance that was one of the reasons for the establishment’s notoriety. That, and the women employed in the cabaret.

Young Monsieur Byun, that was what people called Byun Baekhyun, heir to an orient trading business and an expert in oriental imports. He had been sent to France by his father a year short of attending university to learn the French language and now, years later he was attending the prestigious Sorbonne, studying for a degree in Orientalism. He had become an expert to the Parisian socialites, helping them choose authentic China and silk fabrics, among many other goods, all from his family's import business of course.

But behind the posh and rich heir, he had become fascinated by the revolution, a movement started in the middle of the last century, a step towards freedoms and liberties that he had never known in his own home of Joseon.

That was how he ended up at the cabaret Moulin Rouge. And Baekhyun loved it. The thrill of doing something that in his own country would be uncalled for was exhilarating. Some days, he wished he was an artist or a poet. It was not that he could do neither, of course, he was excellent at both thanks to his extensive education. Yet, he wished sometimes that he could live off of the fortune he had and do as he wished, writing poetry, painting watercolours on rice paper and attending the cabaret.

Most importantly, in those senseless daydreams, he could love you freely.

You had met when he had come to consult you about some of the costumes you were making for a Moulin Rouge play. The settings were meant to be inspired by the Orient, it was meant to be exciting, exotic and beautiful all at the same time, and you needed help with the designs. As an orientalist, Young Monsieur Byun had visited you in your seamstress room. He was in awe of the detail you had put into the costumes and was glad to help you perfect the designs. Weeks later, he was back in your workrooms, inspecting the finished product, as well as the set of the music hall stage. Your rooms were not far from the Moulin Rouge, and so on his way back he visited you and your fellow seamstresses. He had liked your costumes and had given a good word on your behalf to the owners.

That was how you met and then proceeded to keep on meeting, each one ending with you smiling a bit brighter, his smile cheekier and cheekier.

----- 

Monsieur Byun often thought that it would have been easy; falling in love with one of the dancers. However, Monsieur Byun was not a man who took the easy way. He had remained unmoved by the dancers’ charm, flirtatious nature and womanly shape. He was an orientalist, coming to Paris from Joseon, and he had no desire for the boisterous women of the cabaret, notorious for their cancan.

Instead, he had taken the hard way. He fell in love with you.

It was a hopeless love. Hopeless in more than one way; because not only had he fallen for you head over heels, irrevocably and explicitly, but also because there was no future in which he could continue to do so. Your love was fleeting, not because the feelings disappeared, but because in this world, neither in France nor Joseon, could you love each other freely. It was a secret romance. Something forbidden.

A hopeless love.

You had always known it would not last, but nothing lasts and so you loved him the same way he loved you.

A mere seamstress could never marry him. He was classes above you, not to mention that he had no doubts his father had already chosen a merchant's daughter for him, one that was from Joseon, just like him, just like his father wanted.

Tonight though, he could spend in your arms, naked and wrapped in the soft sheets of his bed with you listening to his heartbeat while his long fingers combed through your hair.

It was a peaceful night. He had sneaked you into one of his smaller residences, where no servants could spy on the two of you. You had drunk dry red wine and enjoyed a baguette along with some camembert and red grapes. It had been a simple meal by his standards, but it was everything the two of you could have wanted tonight. 

In the middle of balmy summer, with the sun shining down in all its glory, warming you up and making all proper ladies sweat under their clothes, you had been kept busy by the constant repairs of Moulin Rouge costumes, as well as other work sent to you by the upper and middle-class women. You didn’t complain. it was good work, and it was always extra money- something you could never have too much of. 

Baekhyun did all the complaining for you, about how you didn’t have time for him, about how he was feeling neglected; about how you were too pretty to spend the days in a workroom rather than in the garden outside, basking in the sun and undoubtedly keeping him company.  

Finally, your work was done, and you had decided to take the day off and now, at the end of the day spent in Baekhyun’s arms, you were falling asleep in his arms, his light breathing felt like a summer breeze in your hair, and his golden skin was warm against yours. The body heat and the warm night had made it impossible to sleep under a duvet, and so you had opted for sleeping under a thin linen sheet. 

“Mon plus cher amour,” He had whispered into the air, my dearest love, he called you. and through the thin veil of sleep, you had responded to his calling, turning in his arms so that you could face him, your lips brushing against his as he spoke, the soft touch sending shivers down Baekhyun’s spine.

“Mon cherie?” You had asked, planting a cheeky kiss on his pouty lips.

“I do not wish to live without you.” He spoke, eyes gazing into yours with such tenderness you were unsure a mortal man could be filled with this much love. Surely, such deep feeling was reserved for a thing more holy than you; for women whose beauty lived on as legend, a kind of beauty captured by poems and songs and prayers. Not you; mortal, fragile, ordinary.

“Don’t say such things.” You spoke, the softness in your voice mimicking the tenderness in Baekhyun’s eyes. His breath hitched, and you could feel the rattling of his heart against your chest, its steady beat matching the rhythm of your own heart.

“They make me love you more.” You whispered, and your lover smiled at your words, his long fingers moving to grab your hand gently, before he brought it to his lips, kissing your knuckles tenderly, his lips silky like rosebuds, flushed a deep pink as blood flowed through him, red and robust. His deep brown eyes didn’t leave yours for a second.

Hopelessly, you loved him.

------

The days without him came and went, and finally, after all work was complete, Baekhyun had decided to take you to the premiere of the new cabaret show, the one you had spent months sowing costumes for, and now he would allow you the pleasure of seeing the fruit of your labours, and you had a feeling it would be sweet. 

Tonight, he had taken you to the cabaret. The moulin rouge was packed with patrons, their cacophonous chatter before the show was like the beginning of a birdsong, somewhere deep in the rainforest, their words, not always French, sounded around the room like a flock of tropical songbirds, unorganised but joyous. You sat at a table for two, he dressed in a fine black suit, you in your best dress, your hair pinned up in a fashionable style you have seen many of your clients wear. When you looked in the mirror before you left the house, you could barely believe the woman in the reflection staring back at you was yourself. You wondered if Baekhyun had always though you this beautiful.

“You are exquisite. Never forget that, mon amour.” He leaned in to whisper into your ears, the dim light glowing golden against his skin, making the curve of his nose and the plushness of his lips even more refined, even more tempting. Your heart skipped a beat against your will. Soon after, the flock went silent, and you were left only with the melody of the orchestra, as the dancers entered the stage. Baekhyun sat in his chair, completely at ease as he sipped on champagne.

The show was exquisite, but no one expected anything less from the great Moulin Rouge. The dancers moved about on the stage in practised harmony. even their more chaotic routines were executed with utter grace and precision. Some dresses were shorter than others, some more scandalous. you had spared no skill stitching in feathers and sequins. Each costume was tailored, each thread perfectly in place, ever colour carefully selected.

“Something like this would never be allowed where I’m from.” Baekhyun whispered into your ear. Even without looking at him, you could feel that his eyes fell on the dancers and his lips turned into a smirk against your ears. You knew he was not speaking just about the cabaret.

“I’m glad it is allowed here.” He whispered when you didn’t respond, and a pleasant shiver went down your spine.

“They look pretty.” You said instead, eyes never leaving the stage. The dancers' span, their skirts twirling with them, exposing more of their legs, and the audience could not stop their noises of awe as they span.

“The dancers?” Baekhyun asked, taking another sip from his flute.

“Pretty women look good in pretty clothing.” You answered him with a nod, a smile playing on your lips when another round of cacophonous delight rippled through the audience.

“Are those your dresses?” Baekhyun smiled, eyes shining playfully as he carefully took in the colourful costumes, the plumes of feathers, the embroidery on the bodices and down the skirts.

“Oui.” You sipped your drink, allowing the buzz of alcohol to make the night even more enjoyable.

“Why are you staring at me?” You asked after a while, the feeling of Baekhyun’s deep brown eyes staring at you had become unnerving as the night went on, your second flute of champagne now standing empty in front of you.

“I can’t help it. You are like the moon.” He smiled, head tilting to look at you from a different angle.

“Drawing me to you.” He spoke, and his hand moved across the table to hold your one, his long fingers threading through yours.

You remained like that until the end of the show.

When the night was over, and he had draped your coat over your shoulders like a gentleman, a playful smile graced his lips, his eyes light with mischief.

“We went to the bastion of pleasures, and yet my biggest pleasure was watching you.” He told you, tucking a stray lock of hair behind your ear, enjoying the blush that flushed your cheeks, both because of the champagne and because of him.

----

Another week passed, and you were once again in his chambers, lying among the soft sheets with a book in your hands as Baekhyun dressed. He was wearing a similar suit to the one he wore to Moulin Rouge; he had changed the jacket to one more appropriate to dinner. His hair was combed back away from his face, and you admired his straight eyebrows and dark lashes.

“How do I look?” He asked, tying a black bowtie in front of the mirror hanging above his dresser.

“Handsome as always.” You told him glancing at his slim silhouette over your book.

“You will be fine, Monsieur Byun.” You said when he turned around and sent him a wink.

“Whatever you say, Mademoiselle.” He smiled, walking over to the bed to bend down. In a flash, his plush lips were on yours, and you melted into the kiss.

Once he broke away to slip into his jacket, he glanced back at you, eyes filled with worry. You could tell there was tension in his shoulders and in the clench of his jaw.

“Enjoy yourself.” You smiled at him, trying to encourage him. Whatever was on his mind was weighing on him a lot. Enough to make him hesitant to tell you about it. It was an unusual occurrence.

“It’s just another business get together. I’m advising teapot purchases today.” He spoke, seemingly talking to himself, and you go up from the bed, wrapping your arms around his torso as you proceeded to stare into his eyes. Their warm brown reminded you of fresh morning coffee and chocolate.

“Joseon ceramics have become popular among those rich enough to import them.” He spoke, his arms coming to wrap around your shoulders. Baekhyun buried his face in your hair, and you allowed him the silent moment of peace. He held you tightly against him, and you listened to his heart, sure and steady; just like him.

“Sell a lot of teapots then, mon cherie.” You told him, and he released you, giving you one last farewell kiss.

“Don’t miss me too much, mon plus cher amour.” He called out, making his way out of the room, and you could not help but smile at his retreating figure.

-----  

The dinner was a dull affair. The hosts were rich, as they always were, and loved to gossip, as they always did. Usually, Baekhyun had stayed clear of the ladies gossip, preferring to sit and drink whiskey with the gentlemen, but tonight he had found himself in the middle of the gossip. Not because he was particularly interested, but because he was the subject of it.

Standing around the room, numerous gentlemen conversed, some women also preferred to stay clear of the host’s wife, considering she was a ruthless gossip and could run her mouth like no other.  Unfortunately, Baekhyun was making his way to his business partner, Monsieur Park, when he heard the conversation.

The group sat on plush sofas, a small hardwood mahogany coffee table sat in the middle, home to a fine tea set, white porcelain with delicate lotus flowers painted in red for decoration. It was one of the models they carried last summer. Ironically, it was not a higher-end set.

“I heard he took his mistress to the cabaret last week. I wonder who she is.” One of the ladies spoke, her shrill voice piercing his eardrums. From her dress, Baekhyun could tell she was one of your clients. A similar dress, although green, rather than the acrid salmon colour this woman was wearing, was displayed in your shop window. He could recognise your handiwork anywhere now.

“Cannot be high standing that is certain.” Another woman butted in, and Baekhyun wanted to stop listening. Yet, somewhere deep inside, morbid curiosity kept him still, listening to those women insult you, his blood boiling under his skin.

“A Frenchwoman and a man from Joseon. In public!” The woman in salmon had screeched, and Baekhyun had to stop himself from cursing.

“How are you, ladies?” He put on a smile instead, walking straight into the women’s conversation, halting their gossip.

“I heard you ordered two tea sets, Madame.” He turned to look at an older woman, sitting between the two who were talking about you.

“Yes. My daughter is marrying into an upstanding family, I must make sure she brings only the best to her new home.” She had spoken, her nose turned almost comically upward, as she did her best to look at him with disdain.

“I hope you will be satisfied with the quality of our goods.” He had bowed lightly, a sickly-sweet smile still present on his lips, as he had no doubt anger peaked through his eyes. You always said you could tell he was angry when you looked into his eyes. He would have said something more, but Chanyeol had come to his aid, his jovial spirit lighting the mood surrounding the women.

“Ah, Monsieur Byun, I was looking for you.” He spoke, his deep voice filled with happiness as he did his best to steer Baekhyun away.

He took him off to the side, passing the shorter man a glass of scotch. Chanyeol’s large frame towered over him, shielding him from the view of the gossips.  His large hand came to clasp Baekhyun’s shoulder, squeezing him in reassurance.

“Young men are young men no matter where they come from. Do not listen to old gossips.” Chanyeol’s deep voice became a murmur, and Baekhyun had though his friend sounded more as if he was growling rather than speaking

“Thank you Chanyeol.” He muttered, drinking the scotch in gulps, too frustrated to sip the liquid. He found the burn of alcohol a good distraction.

“Better to love one woman than hate one woman.” His friend spoke, his equally brown eyes soft when they looked down on him.

“Any news from my father?” Baekhyun asked, changing the topic from one unpleasant thing to another.

“None yet. I’m not sure he even knows about her.” Chanyeol reassured him, a small smile playing on his lips. He sipped on his scotch.

“If he knew,” Baekhyun spoke, his heart beating frantically against his chest, making him dizzy before Chanyeol interrupted.

“You would be on a ship back by now, and that merchant’s daughter would be waiting for you at the docks.” He finished for him, drinking the rest of his scotch in one gulp, before going to refill their glasses.

 As the evening progressed, Baekhyun received more and more requests for imported ceramics. The requests ranged from tea sets to plates and bowls. By the time the dinner finished, his notebook was filled with names and catalogue numbers.

When Baekhyun returned to his home, he had discarded his coat and untied his bowtie. A few buttons of his white shirt were now undone, revealing his golden collarbone. He sat on the sofa of his living room sipping on more scotch from a crystal glass. You had discarded the book when he arrived and chose to sit beside him on the couch, your head resting on his shoulder. The fabric beneath you was velvet, more luxurious than you would ever be able to afford. You knew he had it custom made.

Apart from a greeting and a few quick kisses, Baekhyun had stayed silent. Despite the alcohol he consumed, the stress you have seen on his frame had not lessened. You watched from the corner of your eye as his jaw clenched and relaxed.

“Are you ready to tell me now?” You asked him, turning his chin towards you. His eyes immediately fell to your lips, before looking up into your eyes. He had always thought they looked like sapphires. Not because they were blue, but because they reminded him of the sea, deep and unexplored. They hid your heart, and so they shone like precious stones, reflected light like the stormy waters of the sea. Deep, so deep he lost himself in them and found himself in them too.

“I’m worried about my father.” He murmured, his angelic voice broke, heavy with uncertainty.

“We had known about your father from the beginning. We knew how this would end before it begun.” You told him, pressing your palm against his cheek, allowing Baekhyun to lean into your touch, basking at how warm he felt against you.

“What if I don’t want this to end?” He asked, and this time, you were the one to lose yourself in the depths of his irises.

You pressed your other palm to his cheek, and you kissed him. Passionately and without inhibition. Whether the ending was coming, or if it was already here didn’t matter. You loved him. You loved him hopelessly.

Baekhyun turned violet under your touch. He felt it seep into him when he pressed his lips with bruising force to yours, and when you grabbed at him in his bed, and again when you left purple marks over his collar bones, each one a visible stain on his body; something that reminded him he was yours, something to remind you that you were his.

-----  

Days passed in colourful monotone. You woke up in his bed, went to work and attended Moulin Rouge in the evening. Each evening was spectacular; each evening was the same. Moulin Rouge had become a place you had grown fond of. There, Baekhyun could sit beside you in public, show you off as a lover. Not many people paid attention in Montmartre, too focused on the idea of freedom and liberty. You shared their desires, shared the hope that one day the world would be easier to live in. You and Baekhyun fit in. The Bastion of Pleasures was an easy place to be in.

After one of the shows, when you had finally gone back home to rest, an unexpected guest made his appearance.

Chanyeol had come in one evening, just as Baekhyun rested in your lap, your voice soothing him to sleep. Chanyeol had come in with a letter. You could tell it was from Baekhyun’s father. The characters were unfamiliar, rendering you illiterate and blissfully unaware of the contents.

“Not good.” Baekhyun had risen from your lap, and as he read over the letter, he paced. Chanyeol had sat down beside you, his figure looming over you. You were not uncomfortable, resting in his shadow was a familiar feeling by now, but the expression on both of the men’s faces was making you uneasy.

“By the end of the following year, he wants you to return.” Chanyeol told them. His deep voice rumbled through the room, and his warm brown eyes looked down at you, and them at Baekhyun with such sorrow, you couldn’t make out who was more upset at the news.

“I understand.” Baekhyun stopped pacing and called out for one of his help to bring them some cognac.

“To one more year.” He toasted once the alcohol was poured into crystal glasses and handed to the three of them.

With a cheeky smile, you raised your glass, toasting with him. Reluctantly, and with a withered smile, Chanyeol raised his glass, the amber liquid glistening in the dim light, before taking a swig.

------

That night, you lay wrapped in Baekhyun’s arms, a cool breeze wafted through the open window, drifting over your naked shoulders as you gazed up at your lover.

“Let us leave. Run away.” Baekhyun muttered, his eyes shining in the darkness of his room, more serious than you ever saw him.

“And go where?” You asked, entertaining the idea.

“Anywhere my father doesn’t find us.” He told you, and you pressed closer to him, further into the security if his arms.

“Italy?” You asked, thinking of places too far away for the Byun business to chase you down to.

“Britain?”

“French Indochina?” You kissed him, a small smile playing on your lips.

“I don’t care where we go, I’ll love you anywhere.” He spoke, his voice soft, and now more than any other night, you knew he loved you.

Baekhyun had been ready to leave everything to be with you where his father could not interfere, and you were ready to leave with him.

“Let's go anywhere then.” You conceded, pressing a kiss to his lips, whispering words of love into his ears as he held you. He whispered them back, breathed love into you with his kisses, steady and reassuring beside you, and despite the chill of the air, you were warm.

Love was hopeless sometimes, but maybe this time, just this time, there was hope.

[pwlanier]

Nécessaire de bureau Art Déco "Jardin japonais", par Cartier.

The coral and aventurine quartz pagoda with pearl finials and polychrome enamel panels holding a grey agate dial with diamond-set Arabic numerals and dragon-shaped hour markers, placed in a raised rock crystal water garden with black lacquer and coral bead enclosure, featuring two rock crystal, aventurine quartz, coral and black enamel lanterns with light bulb fittings (110 volts), a coral tree with coral flower heads and moss detail, an aventurine quartz pontoon and two inkwells each modelled as a carved jade Fo lion on lapis lazuli and coral pedestal. The garden, with mother-of pearl and lacquer stone-wall motif exterior and gargoyle detail, on an aventurine quartz base, circa 1926.

For most people the name of Cartier is unquestionably linked to the most beautiful jewels of the last 170 years, but only the most discerning collectors know the true extent of the jeweller’s creativity in the field of accessories and decorative objects. Already at the end of the 19th century the Cartier boutiques offered many men's accessories to their clients, smoking and desk accessories were placed alongside the finest jewellery in the Paris windows. In the early 20th century using the same virtuosity as for its high jewellery, Cartier started to create fine everyday objects and accessories, designed and crafted by the best artisans in their workshops, and inset with the stones usually reserved to jewels. This led to the fashion for women's accessories, from evening bags to lipstick tubes or travel accessories, from picnic sets to car hood ornaments.

The range of luxury accessories created by Cartier is infinite and remarkably diverse, combining exceptional creativity with the highest quality of craftsmanship. Few remember that a century ago, it was quite common to order a set of ivory champagne swizzle sticks for your bar or an enamel trump marker for card game evenings. Lovers of arts and fine craftsmanship were quick to pick up the trend and many faithful clients, European royal families, members of the Café Society, artists of all nationalities and wealthy industrialists vied to place special orders with Cartier.

In 1926, the journalist and novelist, Lysiane Bernhardt, grand-daughter of the great actress Sarah Bernhardt wrote in the magazine Femina: “At the moment, all temptations are offered to us, as much because of the beauty of the materials as because of the originality of the shapes and the constant novelty of these so-called luxury objects, which become indispensable as soon as one sets eye on them.”

There is no secret in the idea that these « luxury » objects became indispensable to some, as they are first truly objects of art, combining the arts of jewellery, watchmaking and glyptic with refined design and precious materials. The beautiful people of the Art Deco period rushed to order desk sets, clocks and decorative objects from Cartier, each finer than the other. Designed for interiors decorated in the style of the time, these accessories and objects highlight a new lifestyle and embodied their owner’s specific tastes.

From the end of the 1910s, the Far East seemed to fascinate Europe. The mysterious charm of the faraway destination was a source of reverie and creation. The success of Puccini’s opera Madama Butterfly in Paris in 1906 had already laid the foundations for the enchantments of Japonism. Artistic creation was strongly influenced by the trend and all along the following years Cartier developed the aesthetic aspects of Asia, inspired by its patterns, fantastic characters, colors, materials and architecture. The reinterpretation of the inro – the compartmented case designed to contain personal effects would inspire Cartier for many vanity sets.

The pagoda at the centre of the Japanese garden here is certainly one of the symbols of the Far East which Cartier used the most in its iconography. The highly symbolic architecture of these pavilions or temples abundantly described in travelers’ tales at the end of the 19th century fully embodied the mysteries and beauties of China and Japan for most of the western world. Cartier used their iconic and graphic design in all its forms, from brooches entirely inset with diamonds to stylised enameled motifs on cigarette cases. The other strong symbol of dreams of the Orient, the shishis (stone lions), also called Fô dogs, often adorn Cartier’s jewels and precious objects. Typically tri-dimensional, often placed in couples guarding the entry of temples, these fantastic beasts were usually carved out of jade.

If the association of black and white is the flagship colour combination of the Art Deco period, many other chromatic experiences appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. All the colours from “elsewhere” gradually completed the jeweller’s palette. The colourful Slavic influence emerged after the success of the Russian ballets at the Théâtre du Châtelet in 1909, introducing the fashion for a previously unseen colour duo: sapphire and emerald. The travels of the Cartier brothers in India inspired the famous trio of engraved rubies, emeralds and sapphires of the Tutti Frutti models. The fashion for Egypt that followed the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922 also brought its colour associations, with turquoise blue and sleek motifs. And finally the Far Eastern exoticism revealed its own palette with a strong chromatic association: the orange of coral and the green of jade or of aventurine.

In spite of this strong influence, the end of the 1920s would see the end of East-Asian aesthetics at Cartier. The jewellery house, constantly seeking to renew itself started to explore other themes and other inspirations from the beginning of the 1930s. In 1984, in his book on Cartier Hans Nadelhoffer described “a desk set from 1931 imitating the garden of a Japanese temple is the last example of this genre…”. This extremely rare Japanese garden is probably one of the last creations of Cartier on the Far East theme at the Art Deco period. The piece condenses years of research, aesthetics and techniques and reaches the height of perfection. From the view as a whole to each individual detail, this garden made of precious stones is a silent apparition evoking peaceful faraway lands.

Courtesy Alain Truong