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Roses

Roses & floral can often get very cute or too decorated. I found that single coloured environments is best suited as a base if you want to decorate with patterns. When concentrating in a few places, instead of the whole room, you get a stronger impact & it feels less “busy” – but then again, it’s always about preference…

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Take care / Marie

I spent a half day in a flower shop the other day. Not so much for the flowers, to be honest but the more for the owner & all her stories about different flowers. There’s all types of individuals, which I always find exciting & interesting to listen to as well as ponder about. People, in general is an interesting phenomenon – imagine all different individuals with different opinions & viewpoints. It turned out that this lady’s view of plants, resembled my way – only that it is people instead.

Every plant behaves different to another. SO when she talked about a certain flower, or plant, I actually saw a person in front of me. This was especially between rose varieties. From the simple & humble to the real divas & everything in between. You could say that we found each other through a common view despite different interests. Life can be that simple at times.