Amy just forwarded a link to some charming silhouettes by Portia Wells, which I believe Lauren had also mentioned on Lux Lotus recently. Upon further exploration of Portia's site, I fell in love with this Mourning Ottoman, a Victorian-inspired work of art that if I possessed it, I'd like to think would inspire me to fits of poetic genius.
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