Thursday, June 19, 2014

simple summer styling...

 Never underestimate the impact of a vase of over sized foliage.
Fresh, simple, unexpected,
 and you can probably find something similar in your yard (or a neighbors)!

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 blog.justinablakeney.com

 houzz.com

 cottageandvine.blogspot.com

 greenlikebathwater.tumblr.com

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 Happy weekend friends!!
Stop by on Monday I'll be sharing my latest project, demo starts tomorrow!  


21 comments:

Linda {Calling it Home} said...

Love that first image. I am so happy that Summer is finally here in NJ. Looking forward to your latest project.

Cassie Bustamante said...

uuuuuum this whole post made my heart pitter patter, but that acrylic base table wins it all! i LOVE it! and can't wait to see what you are up to!

Kristen @ Pursuing Vintage said...

Lots of great inspiration! I love that last photo - that chair is beautiful.

Dana Frieling said...

Demo?! That sounds big. Can't wait.

Kristin@bliss-athome.com said...

So perfect for summer interiors. I just love it!

cindy hattersley design said...

Love single species anything...these spaces rock!

Shirley@Housepitality Designs said...

Beautiful inspiration..love the use of the large ferns and leaves. Have a great weekend!

Sew a Fine Seam said...

Love all these images! I am ready to get on top of my load of work and play a bit with my home!

Leslie said...

Such pretty summer inspiration Pam! It's still a little cool here in Seattle but our temps are steadily climbing .. so hopefully summer is almost here. We are starting demolition on our property today so it's unlikely I will be doing much summer styling soon;) so it's fun to live vicariously through my blog friends.

Have a nice weekend! xxleslie

Jennifer @ Dimples and Tangles said...

Love being able to whack things off of the bushes to bring inside!

Patty Day @Pattys Epiphanies said...

Love the gold balls and that basket in first photo!!! Wish I could bring in the greens. Did last year and ended up with a horrid allergic reaction.....No greens ever again, but I'll put the large objects and containers around.
Can't wait to see your new project.

Holly Gruszka said...

Bigger is better! Plants, light fixtures, art...go big or go home :)
Demo! That sounds exciting. I've had the urge to do a little of my own demo on our kitchen but I've restrained myself and saved my hubby's sanity.

Unknown said...

I love big leaves in huge glass jugs! Beautiful pictures and very cool and calming. Good luck with your deck project this weekend! It's going to be GREAT!!!! xoxoNancy

Lisa @ Shine Your Light said...

I love this tip, fresh greens make a space I think, and even when nothing is blooming, evergreens or something big and leafy make an impact. Looking forward to hearing about what project you're up to next, have a fun weekend working on it my friend!

Julia@Cuckoo4Design said...

I love using my huge host leaves.

Dwellings by DeVore said...

I totally agree! One of my favorite things to style with.

Vel Criste said...

So true Pam! have a great weekend!

Tiffany said...

I need to do this, especially since its free;)

therelishedroost said...

All so beautiful I love Summer!

Brenda said...

I grow the split leaf philodendron in my garden and it didn't occur to me to cut a few stalks and put them in a vase. Thanks for the great idea. Also, I haven't been receiving your posts by e-mail and I miss them.

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