For the last few months I"ve been noticing busts, sculptured ones that is. On blogs, in design stores and in rooms.Love the one on the left with the coral necklace, not only is it a beautiful piece of sculpture, it offers a gorgeous way to display favorite jewelry. (Image via Blueprint Jan.08, photographer Jim Franco)
The two below are from my visits to Chicago's Jayson Home & Garden and Mecox Gardens. The large Zeus sculpture from Mecox is suitable for outdoors.
The adorned bust below is from the Spring '07 Washington Design Showhouse in the Palm Beach powder room designed by Tricia Huntley. I believe that necklace qualifies as a "statement piece." Love it. (Interior Design: Tricia Huntley/Huntley & Co.)
These two busts available at Wandrlust
Jeffrey Harris via Ruby Beets 
Image via Gardiner & Draperier
Bust on pedestal, designer Fiona Newell Weeks (July/August Southern Accents, photography by Antoine Bootz)
Image via House Beautiful, designer Paolo Moschino
Image taken by Anne Harwell, Annechovie
Head and shoulders, you always have the best posts. Lovely busts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post! Love them all. You could say I could not live without them! I will post all mine tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLove Maria
These are beautiful. I especially liked how one was used for displaying the necklace!
ReplyDeleteWhat could be more classic?
ReplyDeleteLovely post. I've never thought of a bust a home. Hmmm..
ReplyDeletevery beautiful and unusual! great post!
ReplyDeletelove these... I have always wanted one of these... haven't found the right one yet.
ReplyDeletebeautiful busts! I'll have to pay more attention to this new trend and see what I notice out there! fantastic photos :)
ReplyDeleteYou found fantastic examples for this post. They are so classic!
ReplyDeleteLisa & Alfie
Wonderful images as usual!!
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