L'Orangerie: a 19th century glasshouse with a brass daybed at the center of a checkerboard marble floor
L'Orangerie with a customer's dog placed into the scene by hand
The 3 panoramic sizes shown together above an 84 inch sofa, so you can judge the scale
The corner of a framed canvas, showing the shadow gap between the frame and the canvas weave
The 1.25 inch side edge of a frameless panoramic canvas, the artwork mirrored around the fold
A framed canvas lifted from its flat kraft carton, corner protectors still fitted
L'Orangerie at 48 by 24 inches in a Noir frame, hung above a cream sofa
L'Orangerie frameless, the artwork mirrored around the 1.25 inch edge
L'Orangerie hung centered above a sofa, photographed square to the wall

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L'Orangerie

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A 19th century glasshouse. Iron arches 3 stories up, palms in terracotta, a checkerboard marble floor, a statue at the far end, and the sun coming through the glass at the exact angle you would have asked for.

At the center, a brass daybed. On the daybed, in leopard, entirely unbothered, your dog.

This is the piece every other one is measured against. The most improbable room we have ever built and the one that most looks like somebody simply photographed it.

Panoramic, up to 4 feet across. It has never worked in any other shape.

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A 19th century glasshouse. Iron arches 3 stories up, palms in terracotta, a checkerboard marble floor, a statue at the far end, and the sun coming through the glass at the exact angle you would have asked for.

At the center, a brass daybed. On the daybed, in leopard, entirely unbothered, your dog.

This is the piece every other one is measured against. The most improbable room we have ever built and the one that most looks like somebody simply photographed it.

Panoramic, up to 4 feet across. It has never worked in any other shape.