Glazed and Confused: The Great Wall of China

Sunday, July 8, 2012

The Great Wall of China

I came across a blog last week that some readers of my blog may find interesting. The blog is called Vignette Design and frequently features rooms that incorporate majolica into their designs. One post in particular that caught my eye is called "The Great Wall of China." Take a look at some of the suggestions the author has shared for interesting ways to use ceramics in your home.

Not all of these designs are those of the blog author. Some are from other designers and commercial establishments but all of them show unusual ways to hang ceramic plates.

To read the whole article and to see other examples of classic design take a look at the Vignette Design Web site.

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