Forget the traditions of old-fashioned flower arranging, be experimental and bold.
The same room has been transformed for a party with stunning modern flowers - new ways of displaying old favourites that break all the rules.
A posy of sweet peas, roses and peonies is combined with towering arum lilies and a single pink nerine in a curved vase, while peonies and hydrangea heads are submerged in water, their saturated colours glowing through the glass.
And there are startling uses of more flowers such as Allium schubertii, its glorious mauve sprays exploding from green glass like a great flowery firework.
Unexpected colours, shapes and textures delight the eye at every turn - the delicacy of tiny roses and sweet peas offset by spear-like leaves and spindly seed heads.
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Tuesday, 25 October 2011
Colour Inspiration for your home
Subtle harmonies in soft aqua & mauve make for a new calm mood.
Furnishings have been kept deliberately simple in this light, uncluttered space. The absence of a rug on the floor not only makes the room feel larger, it also plays off the contrasting colours modern shapes and textures against neutral, organic backdrop of pale oak boards. The mood is clear and linked by a subtle continuity of colour between the two ends of the room and by soft recurring shapes and textures. The resulting subtle harmonies are as seductive to the eye as soft music to the ear.
Inspiration from thinkcolour by Tricia Guild
For more decor ideas go to www.decordirect.co.za
Furnishings have been kept deliberately simple in this light, uncluttered space. The absence of a rug on the floor not only makes the room feel larger, it also plays off the contrasting colours modern shapes and textures against neutral, organic backdrop of pale oak boards. The mood is clear and linked by a subtle continuity of colour between the two ends of the room and by soft recurring shapes and textures. The resulting subtle harmonies are as seductive to the eye as soft music to the ear.
Inspiration from thinkcolour by Tricia Guild
For more decor ideas go to www.decordirect.co.za
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