Along O'Connell street in Dublin - 4 different light-sculptures of walking figures, from artist Julian Opie. It is amazing to look at the grace of the movement, these figures show a very natural walk. I made a tiny video of it at night, in very bad conditions from the top of a bus, but I haven't worked out how to edit this. So I will post it later.
The Guinness Storehouse, a place worth visiting. Located in the heart of the St. James's Gate Brewery, the Guinness Storehouse is a 7 storey visitor experience.
Ed Chapman is one of UK's leading mosaic artists achieving incredibly detailed results. More portraits on his site.
one of the 80 seats created by the architect Frans Van Praet
double cut crystal - with a light inside and its own air conditioning system !!
Yes, once inside there was no doubt, it is part of a painting by a Belgian artist, Fernand Khnopff.(the painting behind the bar)
A kind young woman was happy to show us the premises.
Charm is definitely a keyword to describe this beautiful and restful place. 
I can almost imagine the people living in this house in a glorious past.
Stylish furniture throughout the house.
Each room has a different style and every where throughout this old town house are paintings by Vidallach, one of the owners.
Details are carefully chosen to complement the style and feeling of each one of the rooms.
this is the gorgeous place where we spent last week
sculpture by Robert, made in Australia
my man enjoying his sisters' house
Leentje's recycling - she puts her old jewellery on an outdoor candleholder
just gorgeous warm colours everywhere
a cool corner to relax
the outdoor dining area
with yet another sculpture by Robert
a cool spot in the shade to get out of the hot sun (we did not get this time)
the workout space with a recycled beam from a torn down mantelpiece
