ETHICS QUESTION:

Would it be too macabre if we laced our entire house with exploded human skulls?

I found a website called http://www.boneroom.com that sells fetus skulls, decorated Tibetan skulls and my favorite, Beauchene (exploded) skulls.  Even if it's too macabre I think it might be too expensive for me. Human skulls range in price from $2000 through $8000. PS my birthday is in May.

BITCH STOLE MY LOOK

So remember that time I was playing around with the idea of bejeweling a Ram's skull? Well, some cunt beat me to the punch. Those cunts at BS Trading to be precise...Is BS Trading an aptronym? I think so. Just joking... They might not be cunts and this thing is actually pretty cool.  I still might try making my own though because I think I can make one that's not as visually assaulting. Also I can make it for less than $2500. (that's the sale price on Fab.com, originally retailed for 4k).

Global Goth

Check out these photos of Peter Curnow and Gavin Brown home from The Selby. It's far too fussy for me and I fucking hate those yellow walls but I'm liking the global goth references.

 Skulls and Rams are always so luxurious and deviant.

 Anal ticklers?

I would like to see a minimalist take on this vignette.

Should we display costume items in the dressing room?

Is this hording or collecting?

Note to Self:

DIY this gold skull ordeal.

 But use a ram's skull for extra Gothy-oomph.

Would it look "that much" better to use a gold leaf instead of paint? Should I just encrust the whole thing in swarovski crystals like that Damien Hirst Fella?