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Original Message "Debbie House - Painted Travesty" Posted by Gary sculptari on 03-Jan-01 at 03:30 PM Does anybody else get this TV show? Her latest series, starting last night, takes us to Umbria, Italy as an inspiration for a do-it-your-self job somebody was going to in their living room(I think, I did't watch that far). Beautiful shots of the Tuscan hills, etc., the story was that a decorative painting friend of Debbies had bought a old villa in Umbria which had not been worked on for two hundred years. The English couple spend a fortune restoring it. The walls were replastered and the antique stone and beams were kept. Now, she wants to introduce the palette of the Tuscan area with natural pigments. So far I am impressed. Then she explains that the Italians did not have base boards and moldings (!?!?), they would have to painted on - the whole house is then painted with fake panels, moldings, fabrics, etc. in the most amateur fashion I ever seen. The whole "villa" now looks like a junior high school production of "Romeo & Juliette" - and this was going to form the basis of the suburban living room! I had to rant somewhere -hope you don't mind!

Go back     FAQ       Conferences Post form Your Message Name*: Subject*: Message*:   HTML Ok Use [] in place of <> HTML Reference   Images Ok   Click on a smilie to add it to your message.   >Does anybody else get this TV show? >Her latest series, starting last night, takes us >to Umbria, Italy as an inspiration for a >do-it-your-self job somebody was going to in >their living room(I think, I did't watch that >far). >Beautiful shots of the Tuscan hills, etc., the >story was that a decorative painting friend of >Debbies had bought a old villa in Umbria which >had not been worked on for two hundred years. >The English couple spend a fortune restoring it. >The walls were replastered and the antique stone >and beams were kept. Now, she wants to introduce >the palette of the Tuscan area with natural >pigments. So far I am impressed. Then she >explains that the Italians did not have base >boards and moldings (!?!?), they would have to >painted on - the whole house is then painted >with fake panels, moldings, fabrics, etc. in the >most amateur fashion I ever seen. The whole >"villa" now looks like a junior high school >production of "Romeo & Juliette" - and this was >going to form the basis of the suburban living >room! > >I had to rant somewhere -hope you don't mind! Check if you DO NOT wish to use emotion icons in your message

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