Pedastals are plinths. I shot these in a private garden in England. Plinth, above, is a repurposed column. What a fun day it was capping the column with its focal point. Wish I had been there for the excitement.
In comparison to the first pic, not tall, but this plinth is taller than the average plinth in America. .
No budget for a plinth? Stack stones or bricks and make your own.
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My eyes are forever scouring junk piles for treasures. I rescued a plinth once, regrettably not tall but it is late Victorian and quite heavy, made of iron.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
I learned sometin new today. A plinth! Thanks.
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So good to see this updated Blog!!!
ReplyDeleteHave you read about the 4th plinth in London. They're doing a project that is allowing people one hour on the plinth. They can do almost anything they want. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteWe have a tall indoor plinth, just a stained wooden box. It's been everywhere in our house. Our designer friend has trained us that elevating anything gives it a different look. Right now I've got some pots of impatiens sitting on upside down plastic pots just to give them a little boost. Not a pretty plinth but you notice that boosted flowers not the plinth.
ReplyDeleteTerry, your designer is like designer Susanne Hudson, mentioned many times in this blog, Dinky is Stinky.
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Pigtown+Design, it was the New York Times the other day. I marveled at the concept. Who created it? Ha, interesting person.
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Always interesting to learn new things...and ta for the marseillaise video link...heavenly...
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