For me, sourcing pictures of just the right design and calibre is so important when I write a blog. Sometimes I come across images that may not be suitable for the article I am writing at the time, but if it intrigues me enough I will keep hold of it until I can utilise the photograph for a future posting.
I am drawn to the natural elements in this room. The unusually large picture of the bird works here. |
After reviewing my collection, it appears that I have acquired several photographs of very interesting and random ideas for decorating. So much so that I feel like they are now worthy of their own blog posting. Tell me what you think!
Very cool medieval like drawbridge supporting an organic yet rustic bathroom countertop |
Staying in the bathroom, here is another unique design you don't see very often...
If I was a baby I would love to water slide my nude bum down this! |
Repurposing ideas for old doors...
I am in love with this beauty, although I'm not sure how comfy it would be? |
In the above photo I like how old spindles and railings have been used for the arms of the swing.
A heavy wood door used as a head board |
Pictured below is an unexpected looking tent with pretty patterns that provides a personal and cute touch. I found this photo (above) while researching for a blog posting on Crown Wallpaper and Fabrics. You can read that article here.
John Robshaw Textiles from Crown |
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Below, this funky idea is more on the contemporary side of design...
Self adhesive tiles used here as a memo board |
These would look so great in a contemporary home office or in a white kitchen with green accents |
In this post I showed you how event decor doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes the most basic ideas can be the best ideas!
Balloons in soft hues are so simple yet effective |
Pretty white lights wrapped around tree trunks and branches add just enough sparkle to any outdoor design |
And finally, these little guys are the perfect foliage for a reception area geared towards kids or maybe at the zoo or in a vet office.
Whimsical for sure! |
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