At the Show - Structures and Furniture

Bluette Meloney has been making out of the ordinary and diverse vignettes for more than 17 years. In years past, her work could be found on Shellie Kazan's table. This year, Bluette will have her own table. Her designs incorporate realistic faux finishes and trompe-l'oeil effects. She also hand-paints furniture and other accessories. Tel: 650- 692-0342 (leave message).  http://bluettemeloney.com/

The Richardsonian inspired by Henry Hobson Richardson designs (mid-1800s).

Interior side walls with faux tile panels, tall mirrored units with five glass shelves, green-gold crackle wallpaper, coordinating wainscoting, ceiling border, tapestry carpeting. Indirect lighting.

Gold leaf hand-painted furniture with faux marble tops.

Classical Facade with faux tile, classical Greek key trim, and touches of Greco-Roman architectural and ornamental crafts. Photo by Connie Sauve.

Interior of Classical Facade with indirect lighting. Photo by Connie Sauve.

Large faux mosaic tile with figure of ancient Greco-Roman woman. Chandelier hangs from a trompe-l'oeil fabric tented ceiling. Photo by Connie Sauve.

Collection of one-of-a-kind framed prints utilizing paintings of the old Masters. Photo by Connie Sauve.

Vermeer II inspired by the 1600s Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer. Faux weathered brick and plaster. Sloped faux terra cotta tile roof. Photo by Connie Sauve.

Built-in lighted fireplace decorated with Delft tile. Window wall with an exterior street scene. Photo by Connie Sauve.