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Thursday, March 20, 2014

Layers of rugs...

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piles of carpets make me weak at the knees
living room 
I love the combination of the colours & textures at play

layer of Persian rugs.
raw, rustic yet comfy
layered rugs, dark moody and feminine
I like this living room. (So would Kurt, as it happens to be built in a cave.) I want to do layered rugs somewhere in my house, but I don't know how.
Turkish Delight
Street Scene Vintage: {Home Decor Trends:} Layered Rugs
natural rug beneath a pop of colour

masculine neutrals
Kilm rug + Eames chairs + Rustic table. So pretty!
natural blending with kilm
Rug!
pattern & colour anchored by the natural and kilm rug combo


I confess: I LOVE RUGS!!!

There I did it...I said my truth: that rugs are my weakness. I love to look at, shop for and buy rugs. 

My obsession for rugs began in 2006 when my husband and I moved to the Middle East for two years. Shopping for rugs there is an 'experience' that requires you to take the time to explore all the rugs made from different regions in various techniques and most importantly, to sit for awhile on a pile of carpets, sipping homemade mint tea, chatting with the owner.




Sunday, December 22, 2013

Universal Dancing

As above, so below....

We are one.


by Erik Soderberg borrowed from http://thingsthatquickentheheart.blogspot


From love Love: http://delusionalillusionsoflove.tumblr.com


Goddess ~ from /www.tumblr.com


Spiral staircase from www.http://piccsy.com


Tree spiral from http://jar-of-elixir.tumblr.com/



Mandala Staircase, Montmatre, Paris


Draped in a Mandala in a serene forest (love xxoo)



 
Amazing Fractal 'flower of life'




Nivasa is inspired by  the Experience of the Natural World in all its Beauty and Truth, knowing that one needs the Freedom to choose objects which bring Light to Hearth and the Heart. 

This whole Earth is teeming with the Wonders of Life. 

When we reach out and touch the fabric we feel the ancientness of the Sands of the Sahara. 

When we sit amongst the cushions of the Kashmir sharing the fruit of the vine we are transported to the markets and bazaars beyond our everyday world. 

When we listen to the rain fall upon the roof and see its dancing pattern on a simple glass sunroof we reveal in ourselves our affinity with the dancing fractal patterns of nature

When we open our eyes in the morning light to the colours and textures of the art of our fellow beings that we share in our home, we are travelers on the eternal road of our living Earth.

What inspires you? What influences your Heart & Hearth? 

(Personaly, I love the second last photo)

N.