Just Faux Fawn

I've just finished hanging these faux taxidermy heads around our study! They add such great depth and interest, and really pop against the dark blue-grey walls. Call me a freak, but I'm absolutely fascinated with real-deal taxidermy. But if hanging dead animals on your walls feels like overkill, these modern interpretations are a brilliant way to incorporate trophies into your home.

 
{Image credits: Z Gallerie, Williams Sonoma Home, Michele Varian, Lee Kleinhelter, Caldwell Flake} 

Comments

[Amy]

Pictures please!

[reba]

ditto amy! i wanna see what it looks like now!

and i love the title! just faux fawn...haha! it cracked me =D

[Caroline]

Just faux fawn, that's so witty! Where can one find these fancy thiings?

[Jennifer]

@Amy & Rebecca - I'll post pictures in a few weeks, once we get a desk and some curtains!
@Caroline - Mine are from ZGallerie (the moose was a Christmas gift), but you can also find them at Williams Sonoma Home, Michelle Varian, and Piecesinc.com. Hope that helps :)

[Frances]

Are you an interior designer?

[shampoo47]

Did you put up ur's yet.?

[hipsterspecs]

I will take faux taxidermy over a once live animal with glass eyeballs staring at me, possibly saying, "This is the summation of my life."

On a more serious note, I like the contemporary interpretation. Its a great juxtaposition of modern or elegant and rustic. A stark white piece is both feminine and masculine. Me likey.

[Lee Kleinhelter]

Thanks for including our space. Actually just got some other cool resin antlers in you'll have to check out. Uploading to the site soon. Great blog!