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Trend Alert: Advanced Etching
Trend Alert: Advanced Etching No celebrity endorsement implied.

Dating back to the 1500s, etching, using acid or mordant to cut into a material, is certainly a thing of the past. There's actually an old cliché that I love: in an effort to entice a woman home with him, a man will say, "Want to come up and see my etchings?" as an offer to come look at something artistic. But ladies, these days etchings are something worth taking a look at. Designers have abandoned girlish mirror and glass etchings, using new materials like acrylic and plastic, using laser to etch, or even adding color like a tattoo. And these advanced etchings aren't simply decorative. Many, like the Ghost Acrylic Candelabra ($65), make a trompe-l'œil statement. [break]See more modern etchings.[/break]




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    Gus Design - timber table by gus design by Gus Design Group $235.00


    Innermost Ghost Vase by Design Public $64.00
    Green Chairs (Set of 2) by Dahlia $199.99 at Bed Bath & Beyond


    Howard Elliott "Saratoga" Mirror $360.00 at Macy's
    Ghost Acrylic Candelabras By Jon Russel $65.00 at Unica Home


    Floridium Crystal Clock by Innermost $255.00 at Design Public
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