Some fresh textiles with slightly different patterns & colours, makes a big difference to a room. This has a simple base in white which allows to make changes, by simple means. It’s styled but still, it’s appealing, neat & cozy. The yellow color heats up the surface & energises the room, small as it is.
/ interiorguiden
Take care / Marie
Chinese blue pattern is so common in the trade nowadays, whether it is textiles, porcelain, or other. When I grew up, it was usual with the blue pattern on porcelain to collect mainly, not antique, but the kind you got at each celebration, so that you had a complete set – when it was time to leave home. There were one collection that I remember was very popular although I didn’t really fall for that particular style. I have struggled ever since then actually. I can’t really decide whether I like this kind of pattern & colour. I do that sometimes & so suddenly it feels boring & predictable. Maybe it depends on the occasion & mood, what do I know. Well, I know that some of my friends is completely in love in both this colour & pattern. Either way, it is perhaps not so bad anyway, it’s rather neat when you look at the variations of the pattern & the different blue tones of the china – Swedish East India – as I prefer to call it. What do you think?
Nice patterns & shiny blue on the inside / anettewillemine
Glamorous style / agatha via fancy
French inspired / pinterest.com
Greek inspired / weheartit.com
Swedish style / analoguelife.com
Summer house style / housetohome
Party style / katelondon
Grandma style / waterproofvalentines
Talented painter / wordpress.com
Styling / rusanson.com
Bike style / thebonafidechainblinger
Coordinated / theshinesquirrel.tumblr.com
Modern skull / darksilenceinsuburbia.tumblr
Patterned blues / studiokarin
China blue / passages8391tumblr.com
Take care / Marie
Glass has not always been something that I appreciate. I was early introduced to glass art & got some distaste for it for a while. I don’t know why really but I think it was too strong colours & complicated shapes that would not be explained. The design were meant to stimulate the imagination. It didn’t work on me unfortunately. That happened ages ago so that’s history now. Since then, I have discovered the style that suits me. I’m often drawn to a simple & relatively pure style. I prefer a simple & relatively clean design. I don’t like it too fancy or elegant.
The images I’ve collected below is a mixture of glass art, glass objects for everyday life & maybe something in between. Some of them reminds me of the early days when I was introduced to the art glassware – which I can’t find place for, in my heart, still. But that’s how it is sometimes. They have their fans anyway. The craftsmanship behind, regardless of taste, is something to admire anyway.
One of my favourite images, one I always return to / vararum
Art glass in restrained tones / residence
Coloured translucent / hittahem
Transparent with liquid / heartbeatoz
Translucent, transparent & beautiful / residence
Aesthetically pleasing with firm yet soft design / essence
Old carafes, among the nicest thing there is / canvas
Colourful / livethemma
I chose this image just for the delicate & airy impression but also because of the colour / lovenordincdesign
Celestial blue (s) / residence
Everyday objects / potterybarn
Art in glass / dalanihome&living
Glass vases in all shapes / sanna&sania
Warm inviting colours /rolandpersson
Dark & challenging in color & form / residence
Take care / Marie
