More unbelievable gorgeousness.
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More unbelievable gorgeousness.
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Such a gorgeous idea! I absolutely love the insects woven in amongst the flower design.
This is such an amazing project, devoted to vacant spaces and what community dwellers wish were there. I was intrigued when I learned that this began in post-Katrina New Orleans in 2010. Read more about the project’s origins (and check out the photos!) here.
I want to go to there…
Love the textures and colors here. But this is one case where I’m not completely sure if the marriage of modern and rustic works for me. There’s something about the plastic of the Eames-style chairs that just doesn’t rest at complete ease with the depth of the paintings and old wood. The orange vase on the mantle was a stroke of color-contrast genius, but the pinks, yellows, and grey-greens of those chairs just don’t give the same “pop.” I’ll be wracking my brain all day, trying to imagine what chairs I would choose for that space!
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I might not do the necklaces, myself, but I love the ay the art collage accentuates the rustic look of the old leather.
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This has got to be one of the single most gorgeous things I have ever seen in my entire life.
“The Executive Coloring Book.” My head just about exploded.
I should also point out that it’s from 1961, not by that hipster kid with the tiny pants living down the street from you.
Gorgeous rustic home in Girona, Spain featured on Freshome. Love the old brick!
(Source: micasarevista.com)
“The fisherman” by Sharon Nowlan (Pebble Art of Nova Scotia @ Etsy). Very cool concept. I love the simplicity.
Circo de Bango at Old Gold Boutique: Who doesn’t want to wear a circus on their fingers?
More pinwheels!
Gorgeous photography by Judy Pak. Check out her blog or click on this link for her Flickr photostream!
