Montage: 35 Bell Jars (or Cloches If You're French)

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Anything can be art under glass. I first heard this from stylist Kara Butterfield, who displayed rocks in and under tumblers on her mantle in Boston. She told me,  “If you put anything in a glass, or behind glass it celebrates it, gives it meaning, like a picture in a frame.”  Others seem to be catching on. Bell jars, or cloches, seem to be on every console and coffee table, containing anything from fawn figurines to succulents or matchbox cars to brass nails.

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One Response to Montage: 35 Bell Jars (or Cloches If You're French)

  1. Nice ideas and cloches (yes, l’m french!)

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