Showing posts with label mood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mood. Show all posts

Monday, May 5, 2014

Sparkle...

light canopy
I often choose to eat at a restaurant just because of their white lights!


crisscross white lights over tables
Gorgeous light canopy
light 
Streetlights in Jerusalem 
Patio times 
Simple patio lights 
20 LED Warm White Connectable Festoon Lights, White Cable Type U £29.99 | Lights4fun.co.uk 
Camping with LED lights 
lights ... bright nights ... simple transformation from a plain outdoor patio with a canopy of string lights 
Simple transformation 
Traditional living room via Imgfave.com 
Sooo cozy... 
words-of-wizdom:    psychotic—depression:      blog for the dead 
Mixing textures with lighting 
I don't care if it is reminiscent of a college dorm room, I love white string lights and I love them everywhere and all the time. 
Dreamy... 
twinkle...little white lights make me smile:) 
Truth... 
 
It doesn't need to Christmas or your wedding to break out strings of white lights...add them to any room in your house or to your outdoor spaces any time of the year to add sparkle to your spirit & space.




Saturday, April 26, 2014

Colourful...

Natural Colorful Powders
Jars of "colourfullness"!
  
Hot Pinks 
this facade paint color. stunning.
Just Gorgeous
(Foto: Bruce Buck/ The New York Times )
From Casa Vogue
Featherlove by Sass & Bide
teal & plum
Colour blocking table-scape
buddha buddha.
Colourful Buddha
Double yellow doors.
Those Doors!!!
colour burst
Colour Burst
pretty decor
Feminine Brights
henna henna <3
Henna Beauty
colorful
Moroccan Space

By simply changing the colour of a feature wall or the textiles being used  - you can create a totally different mood within that space.
Yet in the 'western' world... the use of bright or contrasting colours is something a lot of people tend to shy away from in their own homes. 
We can all take inspiration from all the beautiful spaces in Morocco, Indian, Yemen, Mexico...where colour is celebrated in both indoor & outdoor spaces.

How about you? Do you embrace a colourful palette or lean more towards a neutral one in your home?