Mary Freeland | June 28, 2011
What’s that you say? The season’s rush is already upon you? Children, freed from the confines of the classroom, create a joyful cacophony throughout your home? Your garden is beautiful, but requires near constant attention with weeding, watering and harvesting? The temperature has risen so sharply with the arrival of the Summer Solstice that you’re [...]
Mary Freeland | March 6, 2010
When you’re imagining the perfect Tuscan landscape, what color stands out the most? In many cases, it’s the rusty hues of the terra-cotta colored soil of the fields. The same goes for most Tuscan living rooms—the color that jumps out in small bursts is the rich red of painted pottery, wall art details, and more.
Mary Freeland | October 8, 2009
In recent weeks we’ve been talking a lot about Tuscan design furniture and accents, but not a whole lot about art itself. So today I want to highlight the two primary categories of Tuscan art—landscapes and metal scrollwork, emphasizing how they can play a big roll in your Tuscan home décor!
Mary Freeland | September 25, 2009
Celebrating the timeless beauty of the Italian countryside, our Sunflower and Villa Right mesh metal wall art conveys the warmth, splendor, and grace of Tuscany.
Mary Freeland | September 10, 2009
The same luminous metal wall art I wrote about last week is also available as exquisite wall clocks. Combining the same brilliance and play-of-light as other metal mesh wall decorations from Pear-Sun Designs, these clocks offer truly unique showpieces for your home. These hanging wall clocks employ a metal mesh print as both their clock [...]
Mary Freeland | September 4, 2009
If you’re looking for a distinctive print to complete your home décor, look no further than the exquisite metal mesh wall art from Pear-Sun Designs. The unique medium of this hand-printed wall décor brings you a radiance unmatched by more traditional surfaces like canvas. An innovative twist on lackluster paper prints, metal mesh wall décor makes a stunning statement in any home.
