From: Amy Cassell Sent: Friday, August To: Jeffrey E. Subject: Re: Some more ideas...armoires divided into different sty=es: 1920s-1940s: cleaner lines, grayed oak/distressed fini=hes, or light oak finishes with unique details...would mix well with the r=pe bed Moroccan_Anglo-Indian_Southeastern Pacific: more primitive, but =till sophisticated...would mix well with a simple bed Prior 1900=European: not sure it's right but some of the pieces were pretty=stunning...liked the Dutch piece, but it needs a really large room More ideas on the way... On Fri, Aug 8, 20=4 at 9:26 AM, Amy Cassell wrote= Got it...OK...I'll=send you a few things...I would love to add antiques (wasn't sure how =ar to go)...so I'll send you some ideas for those as well...morrocan t=Ie would be fantastic! Re: the rope, no problem in the tropics... <=1" The models are helpful to see scale and layout...we've mo=eled the furniture very simply so that we can sketch over them when w= meet...I'll go ahead a model Cabana 2 today...knowing the furniture s=lec-tions are being revised... My best, Amy On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 8:56 AM, Jeffrey E. <[email protected]=> wrote: maybe moroccan instead of balinese. =C2 more refined, though primitive. paint scheme= are also part o =project. and maybe we do morrocan tile in bath?=C2 It should look primitive but sophisticated, . too =frican too predictbale =please note The information contained in this communication is =onfidential, may be attorney-client privileged, may constitute inside i=formation, and is intended only for the use of the addressee. It is the property of JEE Unauthorized use,=disclosure or copying of this EFTA_R1_001 53339 EFTA01806026