French Pavilion debuted at Chicago International 2012
The French
Pavilion 2012 suggests the architecture of the French Chateaus.
Details include the Corinthian capitals on the fluted columns, the
external frieze with swags, ribbons, and cupids, the internal frieze
with cherubs and swags.
The
floor was made from
individually cut squares of countertop laminate in hunter green and
beige marble patterns. The structure is electrified and has a
12-light chandelier and sconces on each column. The base is
covered with patterned stone. The roof has plexiglass panels to
allow natural light in the structure. The 'walls' are glass
between the columns. The glass has been removed to allow for
better pictures. The columns are by Lawbre, the findings are by
Fancifuls, Inc., and the flooring is by WilsonArt. The Pavilion
is built in 1:12 scale - 1 inch = 1
foot. The base of the structure is about 21" square, and 18" high.
The 2012 version is slightly wider than the 2011 version.
The furniture in the structure is courtesy of Petticoat Porch.
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