I love the idea of displaying plants in a cluster like this- especially the orchids potted with river rocks! I just created a similiar display in the guest bathroom with wine bottles, vintage science beakers and leaves from my tropical backyard.
I love the simplicity of this photograph. I'd like to do more effortless entertaining and living like this- replacing quantity with amazing quality. (Don't you love the idea of Moroccan tea glasses for serving wine too?) This Green Painted tray is from Wisteria.
I'm taking a ceramics class right now (just to get my hands in clay again!) and I'm going to attempt some forms using these Neolithic Vases as inspiration. So lovely! I like the juxtaposition of such solid heavy forms with a few sprigs of light, feathery plants. Just right for the transition from winter to spring.
These Hemp Ballerina Flats appear to be sold out in my size, but I love 'em! (The green of course!) I think the Asian flare keeps them from looking too granola.
Did you see all this lushness in the latest Martha Stewart Weddings? I LOVE how they wrapped that giant urn in sisal rope. It's practically a tree in the midst of that linen covered table. I'm also attempting to make a collection of tiny bud vases like those to display single blossoms in clusters like that. It just screams "Abundance!"
What's inspiring you right now?
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