Wallflower by ArtSnark.
Red by Zombie Penguen.Even the clocks half-yawn the hours
And the farmers make half-answers.
Wallflower by ArtSnark.
Red by Zombie Penguen.The Latin word "candere" means to flicker.
According to Wikipedia, a candle is a source of light and sometimes a source of heat consisting of a solid block of fuel (commonly wax) and an embedded wick.
As the mass of solid fuel is melted and consumed, the candle grows shorter. Portions of the wick that are not evaporating the liquid fuel are consumed in the flame. The incineration of the wick limits the exposed length of the wick, thus maintaining a constant burning temperature and rate of fuel consumption.
OK, that’s the information bit now let’s see what we can find with the Interior Design Team!
Votive Candle Holder by Nonnie’s Treasures
This lovely candle holder is constructed of four 3" beveled glass pieces, and sits on a plain glass base.
Stained Glass Frog and Lily Candle Holder by Glassnwood
Ideal for scented candle, or to create a romantic atmosphere. This table piece is 8.5 inches high and 8.5 inches wide.
Raku Dragonfly Candle Holder by Fehustoneware
Wheel thrown Stoneware clay raku fired.
Flashes of copper blue and green.
Unity Wedding Candles – Bird of Paradise by Pleasant Ridge Candles
Unity Wedding Candle White 3”X 9” pillar, 12" tapers, Bird of Paradise Flowers with Leaves.
Fresh Cut Roses Type Jar Candle by Bliss Candles
FRAGRANCE: Fresh Cut Roses ~ A beautiful interpretation of the YC favorite. This smells just like real roses.
Don’t just take my word! Go on, search Etsy.com using the word ‘interiordesignteam’ . You will be blown away by the products you will find. Enjoy!
I don’t know about you but I am always fascinated with other peoples’ bathrooms and especially hotel ones! It is a wonderful feeling when you enter a nice hotel room to have a quick peek at the ensuite facilities especially when you get the ‘wow’ factor as you switch on the illuminations.
Well the following might not be from hotels but they certainly rank high in the ‘wow’ stakes!
Very striking handmade pair of bath soap dishes from Page Pottery
The dishes are hand made and textured. The round feet on the bottom of the dish make it extra cute, especially with the textures on them!
Spring green linen hand towels by Decorative Instincts
These would be perfect for your guests!
Weigh In – set of 2 prints by F2Images
Could be a thoughtful reminder to step on the scales!
Shelf – D by Wood Goods by Don
Now this could be so useful for all those knick knacks or and even hang your hand towel.
Handmade green bath set by Page Pottery
This set includes a Tray, Melon Air Freshener, Lavender Bath Salts and Mint Julep Lip Balm
Under the Sea Tool by Tracey Garcia Designs
The Under the Sea stool would be great in a bath or kids room; anywhere where a step up is needed!
This would look amazing in the bathroom!
Cloud by Cove byArtimentary
An original mosaic by Antonia Lindsey
Thank you to the sellers of the amazing products that I found in the Interior Design Team on Etsy!!
This week it was reported in the UK that we are being invaded by a beautiful butterfly called Painted Lady.
The Painted Lady is a long-distance migrant, which causes the most spectacular butterfly migrations observed in Britain and Ireland.
Each year, it spreads northwards from the desert fringes of North Africa, the Middle East, and central Asia, across mainland Europe and reaching Britain and Ireland. In some years it is an abundant butterfly, frequenting gardens and other flowery places in late summer. Well, this year, for whatever reason they have decided to come in their droves! We even had one visit us whilst we were sitting in our conservatory reading the Sunday papers. Luckily, we were able to release it back into our garden so that it could fly away to join its mates. Apparently, they thrive on the common Thistle plant which grows in abundance everywhere.
In honour of this beautiful migrant I thought I would search the Design Style Guide team for further examples of butterflies. Here is what I found!
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You can tell I like butterflies, can’t you?
The thought of spring showers and plants conjures up images of preparing vegetable plots, flower beds etc in our gardens. At this time of year in the UK we have our annual Chelsea Flower Show. This is a spectacular and ultimate gardening show where ‘pretend’ gardens are created with various themes. During the show you can walk around gaining inspiration as well as being able to purchase plants to take home. At the end of the show the gardens are all dismantled with plants and accessories being offered for sale to the general public on the last day. Plants are also donated to local hospices, schools and charities which I think is a super idea to allow those who are not able to enjoy the wonders of this show to relish the plants beyond.
And so, my friends, I turned my attention to search for items to compliment my theme title from this amazing interior design team.
Isn’t this silk scented arrangement with mini cream roses just gorgeous?
Do visit Melrose Fields to find this and many more blooms in the most beautiful and exotic arrangements.
These blooms would not be out of place in the Chelsea Flower show. Note the Hula girl in the corner!
Tropical Splendor is an original oil painting by Elizabeth Graf
Flowers can be displayed in all manner of ways like this Watering Can Bouquet of Hydrangeas by Yankee Girl.
All that’s missing is a little butterfly but then it’s early days!
Friendships are like flowers - need tending to bloom by Wandering Whimsies.
Often a visit to the show is a popular activity for friends with similar interests to share. This sampler testifies to this sentiment!
Red Flower could be an autumnal creature or a flower that appears at any other time of year.
On A Whimsey uses her love of encaustics (wax painting) to create this beauty! ‘Well with tongue in cheek, I had to slip that one in didn’t I?’
…. Talking of butterflies, what about this beautiful Handmade Butterfly Feeder?
Glorious Glass Garden has more lovely feeders made from functional stained glass.
Now that you have a feel for the outdoors don’t you wish you could visit? One day!!!