OMG! This is the only phrase I can say now, after I saw the pictures of a wedding on Paige One Events. The colors are fabulous: green, fuchsia and orange+pink, a combo that will leave everybody speechless! Now I’m stopping speaking, just take a look and enjoy every picture!
Hi there! Hope you’re having a great week so far, 2 more days and it’s weekend! Today I’m here to tell you that I think I found out about one more talent that I have :). I like working with paper: cutting, gluing and so on. Today I tried once again myself in this and again I’m pretty satisfied! I made a Kusudama flower, based on Origami technology. I saw the tutorial on Cut out and keep and I knew I can make it! It’s pretty easy, not requiring so much time and it doesn’t require actually any expenses!
Here is what I got:
2 cute Kusudama flowers, with 5 and 6 petals, made of paper (for the 6 petals flower I used a recycled magazine and for the other one regular white paper).
I will do more, to reach a suitable number for a bouquet, but I also saw that Marianne from Noces de coton framed them, so I might do the same, it looks nice anyways!
I can’t believe how inventive designers can be, sometimes I envy them! This is a real talent, a good designer, I think, has the greatest ideas when expecting this the least! When I said I envy them, I was joking, I’m happy actually that our homes can look like in tales and be the most favorite place thanks to their inspiration and taste! And since we’re speaking about inspiration over and over, here are some ideas of how to decorate your dining room.
Hi everyone! Maybe you remember when I was saying that I love flowers, floral design and cube vases, right? Well, I’m still addicted to flowers and recently I got to see a site which is more like a floral design studio! I saw there so many beautiful arrangements! The site is called Brown Paper Design, their blog you can see here. They’re making those floral arrangements and they also deliver them to the clients, how kind of them, isn’t it? I strongly suggest you to check their site! Mean time, here are some of their works:
This is another “did it myself” creation! I like to be a DIY-er, it’s so much fun and imagine the pride you feel when you finish your master piece! Uncomparable! Ok, let’s get back to my branches. For this I used tree branches, which I found outside and which were already on the ground (I didn’t cut anything!). I brought them home, stylized them a little by cutting the parts I don’t need and guess what? I got very pretty decorative branches which could be put in some vase and admired! But, for me it was not enough, so I decided to hang some flowers to make it look more real. Paper flowers are just perfect for this, so following the tutorial which I found on Zakka Life, I got this!
Floral addict it’s about me, I love them! Last couple days the only thing I get to see on my favorite blogs which I follow: flowers, flowers, flowers! Thousand ways of making floral arrangements, absolutely beautiful vases and incredible pictures! Ugh, I think I should have a flower shop, to be able to feel the flowers and to make my own arrangements! For now, I’m only admiring these beauties and if you love flowers as much as I do, let me know that I’m not the only floral addict in this world! And if I am, it means I have a disease :)
These are called adaptation vases because you can move them, change their position and angle, do everything you like! Adaptation vases by Brandon Perhacs is a set of four glass tubes with a magnetic base, they can be bought in Yanko Design Store.
Ludmila Crigan-Mihajlovic is the founder and editor of this blog, bringing you daily bits of inspiration whether it's about interior design, decor, colors or ideas which lead to a creative living. Enjoy reading!
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