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To make your training comfortable, effective and safe it is important to choose and buy practice clothes and shoes correctly. Clothing and shoes meet a number of requirements. They should :
- Be comfortable, durable and resistant to wear and tear;
- Be of top-quality;
- Have beautiful look.
Our training wear are suitable for different kinds of sport, such as rhythmic and artistic gymnastics, synchronized swimming, sports dance, etc. We offer different goods for sportsmen and sportswomen. In our online shop you can find t-shirts, tops, bolero for warming-ups, catsuits, skirts, shorts, breeches and leggings, gymnastics training leotards.
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Training clothes are the essential part of gymnast's equipment. Bright and unusual tees emphasize the individuality of young sportswomen and stand out against other t-shirts at the expense of different decorative elements and colors. Many girls choose black color, because it is universal and practical, but another gymnasts prefer non-standard color range.
Top is not only fashionable clothes, it is also universal and very comfortable item for training. This kind of clothes became popular very rapidly because of it form and kind of materials which are used for its making. Gym tops are sleeveless shirts that fit very tightly. They are made of lightweight fabrics, that's why they cause no discomfort.
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Bolero is a sport item that looks like a short jacket. It is very popular among all sportswomen as it cause no discomfort.
Catsuit is the most universal type of training clothes: it combines both the upper (t-shirt) and the lower (leggings) parts, that is very comfortable for sportswomen or sports girls, when they make any sports elements. Sleeveless black catsuit outlines the gymnast's body, doesn't hinder the movements and shows the figure during making of the exercise.
Gymnastics skirt or skort is a new, original and non-standard kind of clothes for trainings. Gymnast, first of all, is the embodiment of beauty, gracefulness and elegance, that's why such type of wear became popular among girls. Moreover its shape reminds the lower part of a leotard, that will afford to get used to the costumes for competition.
Gymnastics shorts is the most common wear for training. They can vary in colors, shapes and design, but have one purpose. Black gym shorts for girls is a universal variant of clothes: it can be worn with t-shirts, training leotards, crop tops, etc. Moreover, shorts don't irritate a girl's skin and don't hinder movements.
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Breeches are tight trousers that stop just below knees. They are very soft to skin. So, long trainings may be executed in breeches.
Leggings are basic element of training wear. They are suitable for any sport's directions: ballroom dancing, rhythmic and artistic gymnastics, etc. Gymnastics pants and leggings are very popular clothes among sportswomen and sportsmen - they outline the figure and don't hinder gymnast's movements. Moreover, they are worn in cold gyms or it's also comfortable to use them like home clothes.
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Trainings are necessary as this is the time when you can master your skills. Nevertheless, it shouldn't be forgotten that trainings can cause injuries. That's why a sportsman or a sportswoman must have proper clothing.
Knee pads are very significant as they protect your knees. As a result, you are able to execute any elements without a risk of being seriously hurt.
Sweatpants are highly comfortable at trainings. They are a real must to have for every gymnast.
Sweatshirt is a necessary item for all sportswomen. It is very comfortable to train in.
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Beautiful, comfortable and firm leotards for trainings are highly necessary. Gymnasts can rehearse as if they are at a real competition.
Miniature souvenirs look exactly like their real prototypes
Miniature souvenirs look exactly like their real prototypes
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According to our estimates, we have sewn about 56 160 unique leotards and dresses for 13 years of work.
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Gymnastics demi-slippers made of microfiber are the softest, they serve better for performance. Leather demi-slippers suit better for training, as the leather is very durable material.See all tips
Figure skating dresses are an important part of the ice skating equipment set because this kind of sport is very artistic. Whether you are a young lady looking for awesome girl's skating outfits for yourself or a parent searching for attire for your child, the perfect ice skater dress can impact the competition or even the training phase.See all tips
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It's not recommended to wash leotards with crystals. If necessary, you can rinse only crotch and armpit zones of leotard or take it to the drycleaner. Put on special gymnastics underwear under the leotard. It's invisible under the leotard and it allows to keep the leotard clean.See all tips
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- Catch a glimpse of what's happening on campus right now by visiting live.interlochen.org.
- View a schedule of upcoming live webcasts.
- See our collection of archived webcasts.
- For more great videos, be sure to check out our YouTube channel!
- Audio archives on Interlochen Public Radio
Video: Thank you for taking that moment.
Video: Coming Soon - The Nutcracker
Here's a quick look at the all-new set that will be featured in Interlochen's production of The Nutcracker.
Video: Veterans Day taps tribute
A simple 24-note melody can express so much. As per tradition, Interlochen Arts Academy students, staff, and faculty joined together to pay tribute to veterans.
Video: Interlochen alumnus Keith Clark plays taps at JFK funeral
Audio: Craig from New Zealand on IPR's Which Way to Paradise
Hear what a caller has to say about growth in the Traverse City region on Interlochen Public Radio's Which Way to Paradise. You too can be a part of the conversation—go to interlochenpublicradio.org or call the listener comment line at 231.276.4441.
Video: World Youth Symphony Orchestra Through the Eyes of a Student
As a 5-year-old, Angelique saw a live performance of a cello ensemble in Haiti—and she was hooked. She started her musical career soon after on a toy cello her parents made out of cardboard. In the summer of 2012, she played in the World Youth Symphony Orchestra, a collection of musicians from widely different backgrounds who share Angelique's passion for music. Angelique was a 2012 scholarship recipient.
Video: Life at Interlochen Arts Academy
Video: One Class At A Time
You might think that actors at Interlochen spend all their time in performance or rehearsal, but they also spend hours each day in the classroom. In addition to working on their final performance, Interlochen's aspiring actors learn skills and techniques from seasoned professionals who want to prepare the students for any future role.
Video: Peter Erskine
Interlochen alumnus and Grammy-winning drummer Peter Erskine visits Interlochen for an unforgettable performance and masterclass.
Video: A Montage of Music
Interlochen Arts Camp offers musicians of nearly every instrument and every discipline an opportunity to sharpen their skills and advance their talents.
Video: Acting for the Camera
The difference between acting for the stage and the screen is combined with the intricacies of motion picture production in this encompassing and engaging course now offered at Interlochen Arts Camp.
Video: James Ehnes visits Interlochen
Grammy-winning violinist James Ehnes performs and connects with the 2015 students in a very immediate and profound way at Interlochen Arts Camp.
Video: 2015 "Collage"
"Collage," one of Interlochen's most popular annual Camp events, showcases an exhilarating sampler of student performances encompassing music, dance, theatre, creative writing, motion picture arts, and visual arts. Here is a highlight of the twenty four performances from the 2015 Interlochen Arts Camp "Collage."
Video: 2015 Adult Choral Camp
The Interlochen College of Creative Arts 2015 Adult Choir Camp has come to a close, with lovers of song, community and choir coming together under the leadership of choral director (and Grammy winner) Jerry Blackstone to make beautiful music.
Video: A Piano's Journey from Japan to Interlochen
Every summer, students from around the world practice on pianos housed in the practice huts of Interlochen's campus. We followed one piano from it's creation at the Kawai factory in Japan to its summer home in practice hut S14.
Video: Camp Opening Weekend 2015
The grounds are set, the flags are up and the weather is perfect as more than 2,500 students from around the world gather for the start of the 88th Interlochen Summer Arts Camp! Eager new campers and returning upperclassmen poured onto campus this weekend, all ready to sharpen their talents and make lifelong memories.
Video: Heart and Art final project wins award
Working directly with Munson Medical Center, Interlochen students from such varied fields of study as Music, Design & Production, Singer-Songwriter and Comparative Arts, collaborated on an interactive presentation of science, improvisation, poetry and music. Heart and Art was also selected as the National Winner of the College Board Award for Excellence and Innovation in the Arts.
Video: Matthew Figel's 2015 Academy Commencement Performance
2015 senior performer Matthew Figel plays "Adagio" from Tchaikovsky's "The Sleeping Beauty" at the 2015 Interlochen Arts Academy graduation commencement.
Video: Montserrat Picado Campos Graduation Speech, Academy Commencement 2015
2015 senior speaker Montserrat Picado Campos presents her speech to the senior class at the 2015 Interlochen Arts Academy commencement ceremony.
Video: Interlochen President Jeffrey Kimpton's 2015 Academy Commencement Address
Interlochen President Jeffrey S. Kimpton speaks to the 2015 graduating class at this year's commencement exercise. His remarks were titled, "Are we prepared for the transformational future you will lead?"
Video: Spectrum (a collaboration with DanceWorks Chicago)
"Spectrum" is an original work of choreography by Christian Denice that explores autism. Interlochen Arts Academy dancers collaborated on the project, learning valuable new skills in movement and expression and about autism.
Video: Joshua Davis Spotlight
"The Voice" season 8 artist Joshua Davis spent some of his time the past couple of years being guests and speaking to our singer songwriter students here at Interlochen Arts Academy. Here they share what that time spent with a local artist like Josh has meant to them.
Video: Free Time
Students at Interlochen Arts Camp spend much of their time focused on learning, creating and performing. But between classes and rehearsals they still find time for summer adventure and fun in the northwoods of Michigan.
Video: Arts Camp: Opening Weekend 2013
In June 2013, nearly 2,000 students and their families arrived on the Interlochen campus. This short video captures the transformation that happens each summer as the wooded campus is suddenly filled with young artists and creativity.
Video: Junior Camp Life
Video: Camp World Youth Symphony Orchestra
The World Youth Symphony Orchestra is Interlochen Arts Camp's top orchestra. WYSO tackles exciting and challenging repertoire every summer.
Video Playlist: Trombone Lessons
Video: Fringe Festival / "Sonnets For An Old Century"
In August 2014, twenty students from the Interlochen Arts Academy Theatre Department traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland to participate in an opportunity of a lifetime: performing at the Fringe Festival - the largest arts festival in the world.
Video: Adult Chamber Music Camp
Each summer, musicians from around the world come to Interlochen for a week-long musical retreat at the Chamber Music Camp for adults.
Video: Intermediate Theatre in the Classroom
You might think that actors at Interlochen spend all their time in performance or rehearsal, but they also spend hours each day in the classroom where they learn skills and techniques from seasoned professionals.
Video: Summer Vocal Artist Program
If you are a serious classical solo singer, the Interlochen vocal artist summer program for high school students is excellent preparation for training at the college, university, or conservatory level.
Video: Interlochen Arts Camp "Moments"
We're pleased to announce that our "Moments" video won Best in Show for Web Video, Non-Profit at this year's W3 Awards! The W3 Awards honor creative excellence on the web, and is sanctioned and judged by the International Academy of the Visual Arts.
Video: Repertory Theatre: "Henry V"
Follow Harry, as he tackles one of Shakespeare's most challenging roles in the Interlochen Arts Camp production of Henry V.
Video: Junior Visual Arts Summer Program
The junior visual arts program is a great opportunity for younger artists in grades 3-6 to develop creativity and fundamental art skills.
Video: Visual Storytelling
Students in the Intermediate Filmmaking summer program learn how to bring their ideas to life on the big screen.
Video: Camp Singer-Songwriters Open for Five for Fighting
Five for Fighting performed at Interlochen Center for the Arts, and we thought it would be a great time to showcase some students from Interlochen's singer-songwriter program as an opening act.
Audio: "Radio Collage" November 2014
In the November edition of Radio Collage, you'll hear an incredible variety of works performed by Academy students. From Pat Metheny to Brahms, Rachmaninoff to Copland, and much more, we invite you to enjoy nearly an hour of the latest from Interlochen Arts Academy. Listen online
Video: Enigma Variations by Elgar
Take a behind the scenes look as the musicians in the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra prepare to perform the Enigma Variations by Edward Elgar.
Video: WYSO featuring Ani Kavafian, violin and JoAnn Falletta, conductor
Video: Musical Theatre Guest - Heather Headley
Video: Summer Jazz Program
At Interlochen, you can spend three or six weeks immersed in the world of jazz. Our faculty of accomplished performers and educators will help you broaden your understanding of jazz and develop your improvisational and performance skills.
Video: Academy Theatre: [title of show]
In the fall of 2012, theatre students at Interlochen Arts Academy collaborated with [title of show] creators Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen to adapt their show for a larger cast.
Video: Academy Theatre Arts Overview
The theatre arts major at Interlochen Arts Academy is designed for young artists who are serious about their craft. Through Stanislavsky-based performance training, students explore the full potential of their own unique resources.
Video: Arts Academy Theatre: "West Side Story"
Spring 2012, in collaboration with the Music and Dance divisions, the Interlochen Arts Academy Theatre Arts department staged a production of "West Side Story" providing an opportunity for students to explore a landmark work from the canon of American musical theatre.
Video: Academy Music Overview
The music program at Interlochen Arts Academy combines pre-professional training and college-preparatory academics. We offer instrumental music, vocal music, music composition, and singer-songwriter programs for grades 9-12, as well as a post-graduate year.
Video: Academy Motion Picture Arts Overview
At Interlochen Arts Academy, motion picture arts students receive in-depth instruction in all aspects of film production, with artistic and technical resources unparalleled at the secondary school level.
Video: Academy Dance Major - Overview
An overview of the dance program at Interlochen Arts Academy boarding high school.
Video: "Little Shop of Horrors" - Interlochen Arts Camp 2009
A behind-the-scenes look at the culmination of the 2009 Intermediate Musical Theatre Production, Little Shop of Horrors.
Video: Ken Ludwig: High School Repertory Theatre Masterclass
Ken Ludwig, two-time Olivier Award-winning playwright, spent two weeks with students from the High School Repertory Theatre Production summer program as they worked on a production of his play Midsummer/Jersey.


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Decorating with Mirrors
A stylish mirror adds sparkle to any room
Mirrors are as common in decorating as wall paint, but a particularly stylish one can lend sparkle to an entire room. Read on for some of our most memorable mirrors.
Notes of blue and gold throughout the dining room are exhibited beautifully in the painted commode and giltwood mirror shown here. The mirror's traditional detailing complements the hand-stenciled, striated walls behind.
Why We Love It
The mirror's worn finish incorporates the blues of the commode and the Louis XVI-style chair as well as glints of gold to add sparkle.
Design: Madeline Stuart
Fireplace Mirror in a Neutral Living Room
On a towering fireplace made of stacked stones hangs a dramatic mirror that follows the mantel up to the ceiling. The mirror's verticality is also reflected in the cascading draperies adorning the two-story floor-to-ceiling windows.
Why We Love It
Aside from its sheer drama, we appreciate how the tall mirror borrowed its linear pattern from the lines formed by the stacked stones of the fireplace.
Tour the rest of this holiday home.
Design: Lucy Earl
Mahogany Mirror and Console
The rich mahogany of this shapely mirror and matching console below bring warmth to this formal dining room's cool blue palette. The thick frame lends visual weight to the wall space.
Why We Love It
The mahogany frame's shiny finish highlights its intricate carvings, which lends a lovely texture to the scene.
Explore the rest of this beach house here.
Design: Mary O'Brien Cabaron
Antiqued Glass Vignette
A Louis XVI trumeau mirror forms the backdrop of a lovely bedroom vignette, which includes a limestone bust and crystal candlesticks. The mirror's antiqued glass echoes the bust's aged patina.
Why We Love It
The worn look of antiqued glass is a subtle detail that can enrich an ordinary space. Paired with this classic trumeau, the set gives off an air of uncompromising elegance.
Tour the rest of the 2013 American Red Cross Designer's Showhouse here.
Design: Nancy Pearson
Mirror with Swirled Inset
Above a chest of drawers with a distressed finish is a mirror with an artistic edge. Its inset of swirls lends contrast to the bright space.
Why We Love It
This mirror's smaller size allows its ebony insets to make an even more striking statement against the bright surface of the mirror as well as the white wall behind.
See the rest of this stylish townhouse here.
Design: Barbara Franceski
Striking Sunburst Mirror
Retro styles like sunburst mirrors make a great statement piece for any room. This bedroom sitting area, designed by Katherine Shenaman, is wrapped in a lavender wall covering and appointed with saffron-yellow wing chairs and pops of bright green. The large brass sunburst mirror adds texture to the wall and brightens the space.
Why We Love It
A mirror with such striking style as this works wonderfully as an art piece on a large wall.
Tour the rest of the 2013 American Red Cross Designer's Showhouse here.
Design: Katherine Shenaman
Mirrored Kitchen Backsplash
An inviting showhouse kitchen boasts a mirrored backsplash behind the bar, which reflects the lighting installed below the cabinets. Flanking the bar are lighted crystal display cabinets, which also feature mirrored interiors.
Why We Love It
Mirrors are an elegant way to highlight a collection of glassware or crystal because they encourage more light to travel through the space, making the pieces sparkle!
Take a look at the rest of this gorgeous showhouse kitchen here.
Design: Regina Bilotta
Grouping Mirrors
Designer Eileen Kathryn Boyd suggests grouping ornamental mirrors together to create an interesting wall sculpture, rather than assigning each individually to a more formal space. This technique works with any collection of similar objects.
Why We Love It
An assemblage like this one caters to those with the tendency to collect certain items—gilt-framed mirrors, for example. And never underestimate the power of grouping. It can be a source of endless fascination.
See more decorating tips from Eileen Kathryn Boyd.
Design: Eileen Kathryn Boyd
Overmantel Mirror with Perfect Scale
In designer Skip Sroka's home, scale is everything. He topped the mantel with a large gold-leaf mirror, a similar size and shape as the living room's tall windows. This keeps the lines consistent around the perimeter of the space, while reflecting natural light in the space between windows. Plus, the mirror conceals a television so it is easily hidden for formal occasions!
Why We Love It
The mirror's subtle Greek-key motif is repeated in the living room's rug and upholstery details, tying the space together.
See the rest of Skip Sroka's Washington, D.C. home.
Design: Skip Sroka
Round Mirror Niche
An arched niche in this showhouse powder room was the perfect spot for designers Melissa Ziober and Noe X. Guerra to make a statement. The circular mirror complements the niche's rounded shape, while the grass cloth surrounding it lends texture.
Why We Love It
The mirror's hefty size and shape give it serious personality, but its gilded edges and beige-toned paint allow it to blend in with the powder room's subdued palette.
Tour the rest of the 2013 American Red Cross Designer's Showhouse here.
Design: Melissa Ziober and Noe X. Guerra
Corner Cabinet with Mirrored Insets
A chinoiserie corner cabinet boasts mirror-paneled doors and gilt detailing to bring traditional flair to this elegant formal dining room in the home of acclaimed actor Sidney Poitier.
Why We Love It
Large furnishings tend to add weight to a space, and mirrored details are a fabulous way to lighten the mood. This cabinet's mirrored doors invite natural light into the corner, making the dining room appear larger.
See the rest of the Poitiers' home here.
Design: Joanna Poitier
Statement Entry Mirror
A large gold mirror with tiny mirrored inlays around the frame gives this entry hall an exotic touch. A collection of small cross-topped bottles and other artifacts tell of travels and adventures.
Why We Love It
A statement piece like this mirror can lend personality to any space, particularly when placed against bare neutral walls for maximum impact.
Take a look at the rest of this stylish home here.
Design: Berkley Vallone
Mirror on the Porch
An antique mirror looms large over the far end of this sleeping porch, which is furnished with an eclectic mix of old wicker pieces and a thick rug made of wood from Boxwoods Gardens and Gifts.
Why We Love It
The mirror's heavy frame and significant size lends scale to the lofty dimensions of the sleeping porch, and helps to ground the bright white walls and ceiling.
Tour the rest of this summer home here.
Design: Randy Korando and Dan Belman
Opulent Entry Mirror
"Always make a statement with your entry hall," says designer Jan Showers. "It sets the tone for the entire house! I love to place both art and mirrors in entry halls if the space allows."
Why We Love It
When paired with other reflective surfaces, like the paneled console and metallic wall covering in this entry, an artistic mirror makes an impact on the entire space.
More decorating tips from Jan Showers here.
Design: Jan Showers
Collection of Convex Mirrors
A collection of variously sized convex mirrors establishes the focal point wall in this showhouse bedroom. The effect was glamorous without going over the top. The grouping's asymmetry also complements the curvaceous chaise longue at the foot of the bed.
Why We Love It
The mirrors' black frames echo the frame of the bed and curtains rods, tying the room together with the same dark accent shade.
Tour the rest of this Atlanta showhouse here.
Design: Barbara Westbrook
Modern Art on a Traditional Mirror
A large gilt mirror, which was left by the previous homeowners, finds new purpose as a surface for displaying a piece of modern abstract artwork, titled Symbols 81-1, by Ida Kohlmeyer.
Why We Love It
The colorful piece lends contemporary verve to the antique French chest and the pair of antique French walnut chairs, which still sport their original needlepoint.
See the rest of this home here.
Design: Martha D. Reeves
Floor-Length Mirror
A vintage mirror stands tall above a tufted lounge chair covered in sky-blue fabric from Cowtan & Tout. The mirror's neutral frame lets the room's pastel palette shine without overpowering it.
Why We Love It
The verticality of the mirror contrasts with the long-and-low furniture throughout the rest of the space.
Tour the rest of the 2011 Hampton Designer Showhouse here.
Design: Eddie Lee
Focal Point Mirror in a White Bath
An antique wooden trumeau mirror hangs above the soaking tub in this bright white bath. The pop of wood warms the icy blue of the window seat upholstery.
Why We Love It
Small details, like the custom-made iron chandelier and metal legs of the side table, help to ease the wooden mirror's impact on the all-white space.
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Design: Debbie Cummins
Quiet Mirror in a Vibrant Entry
A round mirror from Julian Chichester hangs in the entry of designer Samantha Todhunter's residence for the Ritz-Carlton Designer Showcase in Chicago. The mirror's shagreen-type texture adds interest, while its hue underscores the vibrancy of the hand-painted wall covering behind.
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The mirror's simplicity adds to, rather than detracts from, the playful patterns behind it. The lacquered console table below also works to achieve this balance.
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Design: Samantha Todhunter
Complementary Gold Mirror
This formal dining room's golden palette is the perfect place for an elegantly detailed gilt-framed mirror.
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The mirror's glossy frame and reflective surface bring natural light from the adjoining library into the dining room, balancing the darker tones of the chairs and hardwood floors.
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Designed by Kendall Wilkinson and homeowner Robin Donohoe, this lavender guest bath is accented with glittery gold and metallic details, but the starring role goes to the ornate Venetian mirror that hangs above the mirrored washstand.
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The room's soft lavender walls and sparkling details keeps the space feeling fresh and feminine.
Design: Kendall Wilkinson and Robin Donohoe
Mirrored Fireplace
Designed by Scott Laslie, this elegant living room's focal point is the attention-grabbing fireplace. Above the polished quartz surround is a wall of bronze-tinted mirror that reflects warm light back into the room. Hanging over the bronze mirror is another mirror, this one antique and gilt-framed.
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The combination of the bronze mirror, framed oval mirror, and polished nickel fire screen dotted with crystals creates a warmly luminescent atmosphere that draws attention to this area of the living room.
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Design: Scott Laslie
Mirrored Boudoir
A classic vanity features mirrored front panels and elegant detailing in this serene boudoir. Glittering drawer pulls lend a touch of glam, while a built-in dressing table is presided over by a mirror from Cachet Ltd.
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Aside from the vanity's traditional charm, the accompanying sconces are positioned to be reflected in the multiple mirrors surrounding them for maximum reflection. It's the ideal place to prepare for the day ahead.
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Design: Anne Page
Desk-Turned-Vanity Mirror
In one corner of this master suite designed by Jeff Andrews, a Regency-style desk from Lawson-Fenning doubles as a vanity when paired with a glamorous gilt scroll mirror from Fat Chance.
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This mirror is proof that a small piece can make a big impact: It fits the snug wall space behind the desk, while its gold frame complements the room's cool palette.
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Design: Jeff Andrews
Entry Mirror with Distressed Finish
The "Julian Mirror" from Niermann Weeks boasts a distressed finish that grounds the foyer in this Virginia row home.
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The pairing of the glossy black lamp shade and dark glass of the mirror carry the visual weight of the scene, allowing more playful elements—like the ceramic green plant holders and the artwork over the mirror—to add character to the space.
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Design: Lili O'Brien & Leigh Anne Muse
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This modern master bath is both livable and stylish. The mirror is equipped with a built-in television, perfect for catching the morning headlines while preparing for the workday.
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The mirror, from Seura, is backlit so that it lights up the entire frame. This eliminates the need for wall scones or overhead lighting, keeping the space looking streamlined and contemporary.
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Round Mirror to Ground Patterns
A custom ebony-stained mirror hangs above the mantel in this beach house living room, designed by Barclay Butera. The round frame provides visual weight to ground the room's many patterns.
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The simple dark frame of the mirror is echoed in the set of framed prints on either side of the mantel, as well as in the iron base of the glass-topped coffee table, keeping the room's heaviest tones balanced and symmetrical.
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Design: Barclay Butera
Dazzling Hallway with Trumeau Mirror
At the end of a long hallway, a trumeau mirror reflects the row of dazzling crystal chandeliers hanging from an antique silver leaf ceiling.
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The trumeau mirror boasts an eglomise finish, which adds interest to the mirror itself while also making the glittering hallway appear longer.
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Design: Kara Mann and Kristin Nelson
Antiqued Mirror Vanity
Antiqued mirror tiles form the front of the built-in vanity in this glamorous Texas bath. Shaded sconces are mounted on the large mirror above, doubling the light and illuminating the marble countertop below.
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Bathrooms are the perfect place for mirrors, and the more the merrier. This bath builds on its reflective personality with Carrara marble to keep the space bright and clean.
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Design: Fern Santini
Playful Bedroom Mirror
Lively with color, this master bedroom pattern and texture for a playful effect. The sunburst mirror above the bed keeps the drama to a minimum while adding texture between the twisted bed posters.
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The mirror's round shape works well between the bed posters and complements the room's more linear details, like the stripe on the bedding and drapery from Schumacher.
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Design: Carmen Lopez
Vanity Composed of Antiques
An antique Biedermeier cabinet (c. 1850) topped with marble sits below a matching Biedermeier mirror, its height contrasting with the cabinet's width and visually expanding the space.
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Layering antique pieces in one room lends timeless style and function.
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Design: Marshall Watson
Seashell Entry Mirror
A Newport Beach home brings a touch of the shore inside with a seashell-encrusted mirror in the entry. More seashells line the shelves of the antique bamboo cabinet below.
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The pinks and yellows of the seashell mirror blend in with the woven wall covering and bamboo cabinet below, but all three elements inject the space with texture and keep it from blending together.
Design: Barclay Butera
Outdoor Holiday Mirror
A snowy garden vignette is topped off with a vintage mirror hung above a wire urn filled with wintery greens. The mirror's leafy frame gives the appearance of a sunburst but with a more rustic touch.
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Adding a mirror is a great way to incorporate an element of sophisticated design to a garden or outdoor setting.
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The foyer of this lovely Louisiana home carries some serious French flair. An 18th-century French fruitwood commode sits below another priceless French antique: The trumeau mirror is framed in gold and features a pastoral scene painted on the top panel.
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The colors of the trumeau's painting and the wood of the commode warm the space, while gold details—like the mirror's frames and upholstered seat of the lyre-backed chair—add interest.
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Design: Marlene A. Shaw
Wood-Themed Dining Room Mirror
Wood is the word in this English dining room, from the chairs to the decor. The round mirror above the fireplace is made from salvaged wood, and stands out against the white mantel.
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In this symmetrical room, the round mirror is a nice focal point.
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Design: Su Harr
Mirrored Armoire
In the sitting area of this serene guest suite, an armoire from Hickory Chair conceals a mini-bar behind its mirrored doors.
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Pieces like these are great for adding contemporary style to a space. The linear pattern over the doors lends interest to the corner, while the mirrored inlays provide the sparkle.
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Placing large mirrors in between the existing windows keeps the illusion of light consistent around the perimeter of the room.
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When space is scarce, like in this recent college grad's brownstone apartment, rooms often need to pull double duty to retain their value. Subtle elegant details, like the Venetian-style edging of this mirror, lend a polished look to this desk area, which in turn allows the desk to double as a vanity.
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A tiny powder room maximizes its dimensions with a mirror over the entire wall above a marble-topped vanity, which also stretches wall-to-wall to conserve space.
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Not only do the wall-mounted sconces save space and double the light, but the second mirror hung over the wall features delicate details, which make the space feel more feminine and welcoming.
Dramatic Dressing Room Mirror
This showhouse dressing room may have constrained dimensions, but pops of scarlet and a tall mirror from Ironies give the space style and depth.
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Rather than competing with the room's moody palette, the mirror's frame blends in with its surroundings and works to visually expand the space.
Design: Julia Wong
Mirror Reflecting Dramatic Walls
A large-scale wall covering from de Gournay wraps this powder room in a wonderful forest scene, which is reflected in the simple "Wendy Mirror" from Bradley Hughes.
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The mirror's dark frame complements the dramatic wall covering and is balanced by the creamy wainscoting below.
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Living Room Frieze Mirror
This living room's bar area is established by a quartet of wing chairs, but the statement piece is surely the antique French frieze fragment repurposed into a mirror frame.
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A piece of history as striking as this fragment is destined to be admired, and in its new life in this living room it is sure to have a stage.
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Design: Henry Brown
Icy Mirrors in a Cool Dining Room
The mirrors in this dining room "weigh a ton!" says designer Lisa Sternfeld. "Not literally, of course, but they are solid, thick, chiseled glass, and when they reflect the sunlight in the space, they're magical."
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The dining room's cool palette seems receptive to details that so closely mimic ice, like the mirrors' chiseled edges.
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Limed-Oak Trumeau
Antique carved limed-oak panels were used to create a custom trumeau-style mirror in this elegant foyer.
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Charles William Boyd (Buzzi) Smith, age 36, passed away Saturday, March 17, 2013, in Oliver Springs.
Charles was born Feb. 16, 1977, in Oak Ridge. He was a lifelong resident of Oliver Springs and attended Tuppertown Baptist Church. He worked as a painter and exterior house cleaner. Buzzi enjoyed fishing, camping, music, and spending time with his loved ones.
Buzzi had an amazing sense of humor and could make anyone laugh at any time. Someone like that only comes around once in a lifetime. We were happy to have him in ours, and he will be missed dearly.
He was preceded in death by his father, William Boyd Smith; his mother, Charlotte Ann Pride Lakey; paternal grandparents, Mary and Richard Smith; maternal grandparents, the Rev. Charlie G. and Lucredia F. Pride; and friend Rodney Mayton.
Mr. Smith is survived by his children, Kayla and Kythian Smith, both of Knoxville; brother, Joey Lakey II of Oliver Springs; sisters, Rosemary Smith, Rachel Smith and Grace Lakey, all of Oliver Springs; nephews, Brandon Goins and James Ferguson II; nieces, Candie Lively and Olivia Orr; great-niece, Baylirose Newberry, all of Oliver Springs; and dear friend Elvis Lowe.
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Without further ado, the line-up for the 2011 HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival, presented by Bank of America...
June 20 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST
Jack Nicholson leads a character-filled revolt against the evil Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher) at a mental facility. Directed with a sly smile by Milos Forman and based on the Ken Kesey novel, it is only the second film to win the top five Oscars. (1975, Saul Zaentz Co.)
June 27 THE 39 STEPS
Hitchcock's early British masterpiece thriller stars Robert Donat as the resourceful man wrongfully suspected of a murder. While on the run, he gets involved with spies, a beautiful woman, and a music hall performer named Mr. Memory. Special thanks to the British Academy of Film and Television Arts [BAFTA New York]. (1935, MGM)
July 4 EASY RIDER
The iconic road trip film features Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper as bikers traveling from LA to New Orleans in search of America, a great rock soundtrack, an unforgettable cast of characters, and Laszlo Kovacs' perfect cinematography on location. (1969, Sony/Columbia)
July 11 GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES
Bombshell Marilyn Monroe is gold digging (Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend) and gorgeous Jane Russell is looking for love (Anyone Here For Love?) on a ship to Paris in Howard Hawks' sparkling, witty, and colorful musical comedy. (1953, Fox)
July 18 IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT
Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger are magnificent as a Philadelphia detective and a bigoted sheriff who work together to solve a complex murder in Mississippi. Earning the Oscar for Best Picture, the film was directed by Norman Jewison and features music by Quincy Jones and Ray Charles. (1967, MGM)
July 25 THE LADY EVE
Barbara Stanwyck is in peak form as a con artist who sets her sights on a clueless brewery heir, played hilariously by Henry Fonda. With sophisticated dialogue, masterful direction by Preston Sturges, and an outstanding supporting cast, this is one of the greatest comedies on film. (1941, Universal)
August 1 COOL HAND LUKE
Paul Newman plays Luke, who is serving time on a chain gang and refuses to buckle under authority. George Kennedy provides Oscar-winning support, and Strother Martin is the sadistic guard who utters the immortal line "What we've got here…is a failure to communicate." (1967, Warner)
August 8 AIRPLANE!
From the team who created The Naked Gun, this fast moving crazy comedy features Leslie ("Don't call me Shirley") Nielsen, Robert Stack, and Robert Hays who play it straight while the audience can't stop laughing. Cameos by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Ethel Merman, and Barbara Billingsley. (1980, Paramount)
August 15 HIGH SIERRA
Humphrey Bogart became a star in this momentous gangster movie, which started the world's obsession with film noir. Bogie is a doomed ex-con killer on the lam with a heart of gold and Ida Lupino is his moll. Deftly directed by Raoul Walsh and masterly co-written by John Huston. (1941, Warner)
August 22 DIRTY HARRY
Clint Eastwood is San Francisco Police Inspector Harry Callahan, who has little regard for rules but always gets results. On the hunt for a maniacal serial sniper, he uses his trademark intimidation and .44 Magnum handgun. Feeling lucky? (1971, Warner)
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July 4th Celebration
Spend the day in Laurel. Enjoy the Chief Joseph Run, or the Pancake Breakfast. Watch the parade, go to the Craft and Food Fair, and stay for the Fireworks. Get the details…
Rock the Block
Join us Friday nights, June through August, for Rock the Block where you can enjoy lots of good music, food, drink and fun. Located in Town Square, just north of Main Street on First Avenue (across the street from Yellowstone Bank). 6pm – 10pm
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June 21 – Cimmaron
July 5 – Sanctuary
July 19 – 100 Proof
August 2 – MOJO
August 16- Lunatic Fringe
August 30 – Tanglewood
Christmas to Remember
The 34th Annual Christmas to Remember
December 1, 2019
10am – 4pm
This daylong celebration includes a community bazaar with musical entertainment and children activities held in the Laurel Middle School at 725 Washington, a tour of local organizational Christmas trees at The Crossings at 600 Roundhouse Dr, a live nativity production in the New Life Foursquare Church at 5 First Ave, a lighted Christmas Parade, fireworks and the arrival of Santa during the parade.
Craft Show – 10 am to 4 pm – Laurel Middle School
Parade – Starts at 5:15- Goes from Altana Bank to Colorado Ave (Float line up starts at the corner of 1st Ave and 3rd St)
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42 comments:
- Linda @ Life and Linda said...
Diane, your table is so pretty. Such perfect colors for Valentines. Love the white crocheted tablecloth under the white. It's very romantic with the candles lit. Welcome back to blogging. XO Linda
- February 8, 2013 at 10:21 PM
- Barbara F. said...
You have been missed, Diane. So happy to see your lovely tables again. xo
- February 8, 2013 at 10:35 PM
- Shabby chic Sandy said...
Your table looks just amazing. Those flowers are so pretty--I love baby's breath! This should be in a store window it makes me in the mood for Valentines day!
- February 8, 2013 at 11:39 PM
- The white cabbage said...
lovely table ..very romantic !
didn't know the name of the small white flowers
- February 9, 2013 at 12:18 AM
- Bethe77 said...
Beautiful table! It is so wonderful to see your awesome Valentines table. Missed is for sure. Though I have taken a bit of a break myself and am back as well. Thank you for sharing your beautiful table with us.
- February 9, 2013 at 1:12 AM
- Carol said...
good to see your back
- February 9, 2013 at 4:42 AM
- Tricia said...
Diane, that crocheted tablecloth is stunning -- the perfect lacy backdrop for your pretty romantic table! Have a sweet Valentine's Day!
- February 9, 2013 at 5:23 AM
- Shirley Wright said...
Your table is beautiful. I love Valentine's Day!
- February 9, 2013 at 7:27 AM
- Diane said...
Welcome back! What a beautiful table, Diane. Wish this Diane had a gorgeous crocheted tablecloth like that! I can crochet - wonder how long it would take me to make one - lol! Very romantic table - love the way you mixed all of the red and whites!
- February 9, 2013 at 7:37 AM
- PennyWise Blog said...
What a lovely table! love lush colors the little sprigs of baby's breath in the napkin rings! just joined!
- February 9, 2013 at 8:22 AM
- Chatty Crone said...
You can come decorate my home anytime - gorgeous!
- February 9, 2013 at 9:49 AM
- Warm Heart Bears said...
Hi Diane,
Glad you are back!
Your tablescape is beautiful!
Love all the red and white.
Bear Hugs
- February 9, 2013 at 10:20 AM
- Carol Hurlock said...
Beautiful table decorations. So romantic for Valentine's Day!
Bear Hugs,
- February 9, 2013 at 10:33 AM
- Monica @ Texas Fiesta Ware Fan said...
Beautiful as always.
- February 9, 2013 at 11:34 AM
- Judy Biggerstaff said...
So glad to see you back Diane. You have designed a beautiful Valentine's Day table. I always love to see red and your cloth is divine. Take care.
- February 9, 2013 at 12:38 PM
- Alycia Nichols said...
I totally understand taking a little break from tablescaping (or any hobby for that matter!), but we're all glad to see you back...especially for Valentine's Day! You have been missed! I took a break after Christmas myself. Just worn out!!! Beautiful red & white! Perfect for the upcoming day of love and romance! I hope you have a good one! Take care!
- February 9, 2013 at 2:14 PM
- Visits With Mary said...
Hi Diane, so glad to see you back to blogging! Love your Valentine Tablescape is just beautiful. Looking forward to more 'scapes!!
- February 9, 2013 at 2:17 PM
- oldthings said...
Welcome back Diane !Lovely your Valentine Table scape !The flowers are beautiful !
- February 9, 2013 at 6:07 PM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
Oh, very welcome back my tablescaper friend..I have missed your beautiful table settings, dear Diane!! I love this one with the great dishes, crocheted tablecloth and your always great napkins you like to make yourself! The flowers are also gorgeous. I'm so glad your back, I hope all is weel with you. Thanks a ton for visiting me, you made my day! Have a wonderful evening and Sunday.
- February 9, 2013 at 8:14 PM
- Marigene said...
What a beautiful table for your comeback, Diane! I smile every time you use that fabulous crocheted tablecloth...♥♥♥ it.
- February 9, 2013 at 9:41 PM
- Liz@ HomeandGardeningWithLiz said...
Hi Diane!
Good to see you back! I see you've put together a beautiful table for Valentine's Day! I love the little flower tucked in with the napkin ring...Your arrangement looks lovely- I love the baby's breath in there it really adds nice volume and cheerfulness! I like the deep red chargers they add a nice depth to the reds for Valentine's Day. Your tall candle votives add a nice romantic touch! Happy Valentine's Day Diane! Hugs...Liz
- February 10, 2013 at 9:58 AM
- Ivy and Elephants said...
So glad to see you! What an elegant and romantic setting. Gorgeous!
- February 10, 2013 at 1:56 PM
- Katherines Corner said...
its gorgeous! Welcome back xox
- February 10, 2013 at 7:52 PM
- Blondee said...
Welcome back! Lovely table as always!
- February 10, 2013 at 9:35 PM
- The Tablescaper said...
Great table.
Wonderful to have you at Seasonal Sundays.
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- February 10, 2013 at 9:57 PM
- Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...
Oh my, this is absolutely stunning. I love your centerpiece and your choice of dishes and accessories. Gorgeous. Thanks for joining the party. Hugs, Marty
- February 11, 2013 at 3:03 PM
- Bonnie said...
Glad you are back , Diane.
Beautiful table. You know how to do it and you do it well. Love the tablecloth, flowers, and great layering. Candlelight is awesome.
Happy Valentine's Day.
- February 11, 2013 at 8:00 PM
- Dee ⚜⚜⚜⚜⚜ said...
Your table is gorgeous Diane. Happy Valentine's Day!
- February 11, 2013 at 8:30 PM
- Wsprsweetly Of Cottages said...
My heaven's but that is a gorgeous tablescape, Diane! That centerpiece bouquet is just plain lovely! I am wondering what kind of flowers they are.
- February 11, 2013 at 9:24 PM
- Shelia said...
Hi Diane! Your tablescape is so pretty and I love your flowers. You always do set the prettiest tables.
Be a sweetie,
shelia :)
- February 11, 2013 at 9:46 PM
- Entertaining Women said...
Welcome back. You've been missed! You haven't lost your touch; your tablescape is lovely. Thanks for inviting us for a peak. Cherry Kay
- February 13, 2013 at 9:26 PM
- Jen said...
Your Valentine tablescape is beautiful as they always are Diane! Welcome back :)
- February 14, 2013 at 9:50 AM
- Kiki Nakita said...
Missed your posts. Such a romantic Valentine's setting. Love to you.
- February 14, 2013 at 1:54 PM
- LV said...
One thing for sure, you know how to set a pretty table.
- February 14, 2013 at 3:21 PM
- Unknown said...
Your table is lovely. I adore the crocheted tablecloth. Thanks for sharing. Visting from BNOP.
- February 14, 2013 at 3:32 PM
- The HOME GIRL said...
Diane, this is so lovely!!! That floral centerpiece is stunning!!! Happy Valentine's Day! =D
- February 14, 2013 at 8:09 PM
- Marlis said...
Missed you!!! Love this table with the crochet tablecloth and underskirt... The dishes are so pretty. Love the crystal and the silver. and oh my the flowers!!! Hope your Valentine's was fabulous. xo marlis
- February 15, 2013 at 9:23 PM
- Ocean Breezes and Country Sneezes said...
Yay, you're back and so are your beautiful tablescapes!
- February 16, 2013 at 3:11 PM
- Katherines Corner said...
Sorry I'm late getting here...thank you for adding your wonderful blog to the Thursday Favorite Things hop. xo
- February 17, 2013 at 9:29 PM
- Betty Manousos said...
such an elegant and inviting table setting!
hope you had a nice val's day.
hope you have a great week ahead~
- February 19, 2013 at 12:04 PM
- Anita at Cedar Hill said...
So pretty Diane! You did a great job.
- February 20, 2013 at 5:56 PM
- Poppy @ With a Dash of Color said...
So beautiful and romantic,Diane! Loved your centerpiece with the red carnations and delicate baby's breath...everything looks so pretty! I like how you layer your tablecloths with the lacy topper:) I have missed your lovely tablescapes...have not been blogging for a while now, hopefully I can get back to it very soon.Missed you! Hugs,Poppy
- March 6, 2013 at 6:04 PM


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