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From Hardin Tiles |
I love all of the lobster tiles, and I would somehow work this lobster print wallpaper into the room, or maybe into an adjacent dining room:
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From Go Home Urban Wallpaper |
However, my preference is for a more contemporary look, so I would probably start with a kitchen similar to this one:
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From archzine.org |
The red and white color scheme is a natural for lobster décor. I would add a white tile backsplash behind the sink, with these tiles randomly interspersed:
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From The Mind Gift Shop |
This lobster tile mosaic would be perfect on the wall behind the cooktop:
Lobster accessories would include the following:
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Napkin holder from Stonewall Kitchen |
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Salt and pepper set from Decorative Trend |
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Lobster stockpot from Amazon.com |
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Dish towels from Daytrip Society |
The appropriate red and white dining room would look something like this:
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From archzine.org |
For the perfect lobster table setting, these items would be ideal:
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Lobster dinnerware from Microwave Cooking for One |
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Lobster placemat from Velocity Art and Design |
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Beverage glass from Cottage by the Cove Decor |
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Wine glass from Cottage by the Cove Decor |
The final touch in the dining room would be this 40x66-inch lobster painting by Charlotte Nicolin:
Life with lobsters may not be for everyone, but I would be quite happy surrounded by this homage to Homarus americanus!
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