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Old 17-09-2016, 09:39   #16
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Sailboat interiors could use some variety. Why don't we see Louis XIV furnishings in newer sailboat interiors?


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Why don't we see Louis XIV furnishings in newer sailboat interiors?
NASTY. Are you being serious or making a joke??? On second thought... this would make a hell of a chart table .
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Old 17-09-2016, 10:09   #18
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NASTY. Are you being serious or making a joke??? On second thought... this would make a hell of a chart table .

I like it! Maybe on a Santa Cruse 70?


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We jest, but in this region I can't tell you how many times I've seen a majilis or an apt seriously decked out in King Louis furniture! When I was apartment hunting in Syria I came across multiple owners who wanted double security deposits to cover their "valuable" furniture. I told them I'd pay double if they just take it away!
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I like what they did with this interior. They took one settee out and replaced it with storage.

I Love the colors too! it's joyful.

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HI,
I agree about this being a nice updated interior.
As I recall it was the subject of an extensive paint job of both interior and hull, by CF members (unfortunately I can't recall their name or blog name). And discussed on a thread here too, with photos of their refit.

Do you have a link to their blog or site? I would like to share the link with others in the future.

I seem to recall it was an old boat, like an Alberg 30. ?
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Old 18-09-2016, 01:26   #21
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HI,
I agree about this being a nice updated interior.
As I recall it was the subject of an extensive paint job of both interior and hull, by CF members (unfortunately I can't recall their name or blog name). And discussed on a thread here too, with photos of their refit.

Do you have a link to their blog or site? I would like to share the link with others in the future.

I seem to recall it was an old boat, like an Alberg 30. ?
The boat's name was Varuna and the blog was www.verywellsalted.com
They have since sold their boat..
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Old 18-09-2016, 14:57   #22
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I know it's a personal thing, but some of those colors make me seasick!
To each their own...

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Colors are very personal. I like lots of color and lots of pattern, but not everyone does. So what's right for me, wouldn't be right for you. It's very individual.
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