Today, in honor of breast cancer awareness day, my blog is pink, and my thoughts are with all of those who are bravely fighting this disease.
Eric Cohler
I have saved all of these pictures into my inspiration file for one reason: the Baltic console by Niermann Weeks. There is something so exquisite about the carvings; they remind me of Celtic knots.
Niermann Weeks is a custom furniture maker, so they can make virtually any modification to the original design. Here is a baltic console inspired cabinet.
It is quite striking in black and gold. 
I too am in love with the console.
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely lovely! I love seeing the same piece displayed in different rooms with different colour schemes.
ReplyDeleteAnna :)
I loved the House Beautiful cover too! Didn't know that was a Niermann.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful selection - thanks for joining in!
ReplyDeleteI haven't popped by here in awhile. That console is right up my alley. Thanks for posting it.
ReplyDeleteI am so taken with that console too!
ReplyDeleteI love Suzanne's Dining Room. Please check my new blog in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We all look for a cure soon!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne Kesler is such a talent.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful room.
Fantastic console.
Thank you for your post.
you have such an eye for detail !! I totally forgot about pink day today. really embarrassing.
ReplyDeleteI am in love! That console is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos !!!!
ReplyDeletethe baltic console is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog via another - beautiful post! Thank you for helping raise awareness about this important topic. Lecia
ReplyDeleteYou have such a great eye! I don't know how you always find repetition in pictures. The Baltic console works well with so many styles.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! I love a table that can literally stand on its own. No tablescape even needed!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post! House Beautiful has really stepped up the content of their issues in the last year. The rooms you chose - I absolutely love them all.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Love them all, especially the black and gold table!
ReplyDeleteI would love to won that console.
ReplyDeletep.s. I am starting a gift exchange for this holiday season and thought you might enjoy participating. You can get all the details at my blog, here
gorgeous, gorgeous. have heaps to catch up on. hubby is just pouring me a wine so I can sit and catch up! A-M xx
ReplyDeleteI got that issue of House Beautiful in the mail and loved that console as well. What a great selection!
ReplyDeleteLove it all, great post with delicious variety!
ReplyDeleteJust a tip- if anyone on here is in the greater MD/DC/VA area, there is a sample sale coming up soon. Check www.niermannweeks.com for all the info.
ReplyDeleteLove the console - in the new Traditional Home I have just flipped through - I noticed it retrofitted for double sinks. It turned out so pretty! You'll have to take a look!
ReplyDeleteSo, does anyone know how much the console retails for? I've been stalking one for a year!
ReplyDeleteA lot - many, many thousands of dollars! I seem to recall that it is in the neighborhood of $5,000? Look at all of the intricate carving...it is a beautiful, hand crafted piece.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comemnts about Niermann Week's Baltic Console. We retail the 70" painted version for $9,980, with your choice of either a depth of 25" or 16" We also make that console in a stained fruitwood and gold leaf finish, in both depths.
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