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Remember Milk's purple cow, which gives 100 percent alpine milk? Somewhere there, in the background, you can see a little shepherd of a shed from a base cut.
The obligatory attributes of this house are good. Kamina whole stone, a slightly screaming floor and rough but functional wooden furniture.
In French, it's called a shade. Her interior went far beyond Alp. The basic requirement for shade material must be natural or as close as possible. If plastic imitation is not perfect and unarmed eyes are exposed, then the shade has failed. Predominant elements of style: stone and wood, the second being much larger. Massive ceilings, walls and furniture are only from the tree and the easier they will be, the greater the ethic of the style.
In fact, the distinctive characteristic of the schala is the brute simplicity.
This way the walls can end up at the start-up rig with the next laquir. It's quite unexpected, but there's a certain exclusive. The ascension of the style has recently become a sparkling luxury. Leather couches in the back of a velüry textile, dripped from a bronze chandelier and warm rock fields, such an alpine shepherd, and never dreamed. Still, the Shale is trying to stay in the Main Street just like a village style with rare elements of modern domestic comfort.
Colour gamma
The colors in the shade are taken from nature.
Yellow, brown, Japanese symbolize trees as basic material, brown, green and saladium, alpine, golden, solar beams, white, gray, sometimes theractotic, snow caps of alpine peaks displayed in stacked surfaces. Artificial brightness is uncharacteristic. In the allowed boundaries from cream to chocolate shades, it may be present in textile tract and other parts of decor, oneton and approaching the colour of the bleached lion.
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