They are re-doing the main street in my city, and across from the high school, there is a quatrefoil made of bricks in the side walk. It is made so it looks like four circles in the center, and the square coming out of the sides of the circles. You know what I mean??? Anyway, it's a quatrefoil, and I got so excited when I saw it! When one of my sisters came up here to visit me this summer, I took her to it and showed her.
There was definately a quatrafoil hanging on page 32 of the most recent Pottery Barn catalog (early fall 2005.) After searching throughout the entire catalog, I discovered that it was just a teaser and could not find it for sale. Damn you, Pottery Barn!!
Oh!! I saw that too! My boyfriend was with me when I squealed at the sighting and proceeded to tell me I'm obsessed with Quatrafoils, Of course I am! I'm a Phi Mu!
The daughter of the owner of Chili's is a Phi Mu!
There's a Phi Mu secret that also has to do with Chili's but I can't let that out on the boards.
Now you have me intrigued... I have only been to Chili's I think once... ever, and it was when I was still in high school and didn't know anything about Phi Mu.
Outside the American Adventure attraction in the American Adventure Pavilion of the World Showcase at Walt Disney World's Epcot is a large quatrefoil fountain; I got really excited when I saw it but didn't have my camera with me.
The ceiling in the choir room at my school is covered with quatrefoils... There are also quatrefoils on all of the stain glass windows in the chapel.
Almost every mirror in your new HQ is a quatrafoil!!
And the lights in some of the board rooms make quatrafoil shadows!
isn't it awesome! There a quatrefoils in the fabric in the chairs... and some of the ceiling tiles are quatrefoils... and there are quatrefoil tiles in the bathroom and on the Phi Mu golf cart there is a quatrefoil... and the marble in the foyer, and the cushions in the museum part... Man... it is pretty much awesome!
If any of you get the magazine Virginia Living, the June issue shows a drop-dead gorgeous house, starting on page 116. On page 118, the very formal dining room has a detailed ceiling, and it looks as if it's marked by a quartafoil - or at least, half of one. I tried to scan it, but I'll have to try it from home. I was thinking that maybe the owner who restored it was a Phi Mu.
1) Check out the newest Aglaia/Carnation Collection. They've got some pretty nice quatrafoil stuff for the home. I'm already pretty jealous!
2) Of all places, Wal-Mart has a fountail that is shaped like a quatrafoil and it also has LIONS on it! I was very excited when I saw it. It was on sale for like $100, but I was out of town and didn't really have a good way to get it home in my car.
3) Kirkland's had an awesome quatrafoil clock... but that was a few months back, so who knows now.
4) When I was on my honeymoon in Mexico, the resort had quatrafoils ALL over the buildings! It was pretty fun to see that even there! I took a picture of me under one to send to the Aglaia, but it was the last day right before we left to get on the plane to head back home, so needless to say, I wasn't looking my best!
On Rachel Ray there is a window that is a quatrafoil.
Yes, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the quatrefoil/lion fountain at Walmart! I don't know where I would put it, though... I don't really have a place for it in my yard!
I bought a quatrefoil clock from Kirkland's about 2 years ago. It hangs in my living room and I've gotten so many compliments on it.. I've actually seen about 3 different kinds on their shelves over the past few years. Hobby Lobby also has some neat quatrefoil "house stuff"-- I got a magazine rack-- but you've got to dig for it!