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Need help choosing a lamp Do you have a question or would you like help choosing the right lamp for you? visual comfort george ii chandeliersPlease contact us via phone, email or simply chat to us online. chandelier flamantYou can also use our free lighting advice form to tell us what you are looking for.chandelier betekenis We are always happy to help!Safavieh: The Home Furnishings Brand for Beautiful Living We create inspired furniture and accessories for indoor rooms and outdoor spaces Explore the Lighting Collection View the Shag Collection snap photos of your home decor, share on instagram withOnce considered to be the country's very own Monte Carlo, abandoned remains are now all that's left of Romania's majestic Casino Constanta.Perched on a cliffside overlooking the Black Sea, the impressive structure's art deco shapes and details are still in tact despite having shuttered decades ago.

Maintaining the massive structure was simply too expensive, so after passing hands several times over the years, it finally closed in 1990. Romania's Casino Constanta was once considered to be the country's very own Monte Carlo Despite being abandoned in 1990, the structure's art deco details, like its shell windows, are still in tactFrench photographer Romain Veillon was inspired by its derelict beauty after stumbling upon Casino Constanta while visiting the Eastern European country.First commissioned by King Carol I, the casino was originally built between 1904 and 1910 by a Romanian architect called Petre Antonescu.He initially hoped to pay homage to the country's artistic traditions, but scrapped those plans to instead erect an Art Nouveau palace for the Belle Epoque.All details were considered, right down to the unique shell-shaped windows and 18th century Baroque accents. Conceived of as an Art Nouveau palace, the casino has many impressive hanging chandeliers Several grand ballrooms, complete with intricate wall designs and stunning ceiling accents, can be found

A sweeping staircase would greet the wealthy as they entered the casino during its glory days The structure was first commissioned by King Carol I in 1990 and was built between 1904 and 1910 Massive windows offer stunning views from the building's coveted cliffside position overlooking the Black Sea After its opening in 1910, the building came to be a symbol of the important seaside townThe casino eventually came to be a symbol of the seaside city and a similar building was built in Monte Carlo, Monaco.Located in what was once Romania's most important port, the casino proved to be a major attraction for Europe's royalty and elite and became a preferred destination of those who used to frequent the French Riviera.However, difficult circumstances in the country over the 20th century saw the casino pass hands several times - and eventually fall into disrepair. Many of Europe's royal families and other elites frequented Casino Constanta instead of the French Riviera

The building was so beloved, in fact, that a twin structure was eventually erected in Monaco The majestic building saw many reincarnations and passed hands many times before closing in 1990 French photographer Romain Veillon was inspired after stumbling upon the casino while on holiday The building, which also served as a hospital and restaurant, ultimately proved too expensive to maintain Since then, there have been occasional efforts at restoration, but the building has remained closed Although the casino is owned by the Constanta Municipality, authorities do little to keep the public out Many tourists visit the Romanian city for a glimpse inside the impressive structure despite it being closed According to reports, the European Union pledged €10million in 2013 for renovation efforts Renovation work is reportedly expected to begin on the structure in the fall of 2015 Inside, pieces of broken wood and other pieces of rubbish litter the floors and block doorways It was briefly used as a hospital during World War II and during the communist regime was repurposed as a restaurant.