Showing posts with label Still Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Still Life. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Images I love because of…

 

The images of today I had to file because something on them caught my eyes!

This image I love because of…

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…the old patina of the side table and bench.

 

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…the lovely colored and beautiful designed dishware.

 

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…the charming look of this study room.

 

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…the subtle touch of rose against the sober chosen color palette.

 

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…the fabric of the cushions in combination with the view outside.

 

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…that gorgeous painted screen in combination with the blue painted armchair. Such an elegance!

 

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…the sneak peek into the next room with its beautiful French floor tiles.

 

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…the incredible inviting look of this room!

 

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…the beautiful and natural tea table setting and the gorgeous white linen slipcovered chair.

 

 

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.. the power of this perfect still.

 

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…everything grouped together here!

 

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…the gorgeous design of this wingchair.

 

I’d love to recommend you to click on the source of the images (mentioned below each image), because I do know you will be pleased to discover some beautiful blogs and websites as :

Kitchens I Have LovedKitchens I Have Loved

Pastels and WhitesPastels and Whites

Wilson Kelsey Design BlogWilson Kelsey Design

Inspiring InteriorsInspiring Interiors

Kathleen Clements DesignKathleen Clements Design

Maison & DécoMaison Deco

I am sure that by visiting these blogs and websites, your file of design inspiration images will expand!

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Images I love because of…

  The images of today I had to file because something on them caught my eyes! This image I love because of… source here …the old patina of the side table and bench.   source here …the lovely colored and beautiful designed dishware.   source here …the charming look of this study room.   source here …the subtle touch of rose against the sober chosen color palette.   Tilly Cambré source here …the

Friday, November 11, 2011

Compositions

Visiting antiques fairs, antiques dealers or interior design stores, sometimes it happens that you are so enchanted by a wonderful piece of decoration, as a vase, a plate, a candlestick, a silver object,…that you discovered between all those gorgeous items. You fell in love with it and this beauty seems so precious to you,that you promptly take it home!

You can’t wait to give it the appropriate place you had in mind! But suddenly this beautiful item doesn’t ‘speak’ anymore, it ‘says’ nothing at all!!!

It is awaiting entourage, to be embraced by other objects.

Do you recognize this?!

Sometimes we need a little help, a little inspiration to give the new object the attention it deserves.

That is why I love to file images of beautiful compositions. Whenever I come home with a new acquired object I love to browse into this file. It really helps me to create the most wonderful still .

Some of my filed images here could maybe even help you whenever you are searching for the best entourage of your new acquired thing of beauty.

 

A combination of glass and silver with a wonderful tapestry as background here.

6source Bie Baert Antiques & Decorations  Antwerp Belgium

 

Combination of wooden objects.

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Love this still life a lot. As a 17th century painted still!!

4source Bie Baert Antiques & Decorations  Antwerp Belgium

 

Combination of books and wooden objects. Always wonderful.

3source Bie Baert Antiques & Decorations  Antwerp Belgium

 

Do you know Sabine of the Home Interior and Lifestyle blog? You don’t? Time to bring her a visit here. She is a very talented Belgian designer and blogger!

12source Home Interior and Lifestyle blog    Home World of Interiors  St- Niklaas Belgium

 

A beautiful still by one of my favorite Belgian designers Walda Pairon.

20Walda Pairon  Kalmthout Belgium  photo by me

I just love the way Walda is combining antique silver- and glassware.

19 Walda Pairon  Kalmthout Belgium  photo by me

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Gorgeous fall-still of my friend Natalie of Natalie Haegeman Interiors.

I definitely will try to create a look a like at my home one of these daysl

2 Natalie Haegeman Interiors  Brasschaat Belgium

 

I might think that a lot of my readers will have discovered the website of the Belgian antiques dealers Brigitte & Alain Garnier. At their website you will not only discover a wide range of gorgeous antiques they are offering but even beautiful stills of antique items. Brigitte is also a master in creating the most wonderful compositions! Take a look at the Garnier website.

A sneak peak of Brigitte’s creations here.

8 Brigitte & Alain Garnier Antiques  Bruges Belgium

7 Brigitte & Alain Garnier Antiques  Bruges Belgium

 

A collection of ceramic pots at AM PROJECTS.

21 AM Projects  Puurs Belgium

 

This amazing image I found at the beautiful Swedish blog Mäster Henriks !

13Swedish Blog Mäster Henriks Antik & Musik

 

My blogfriend Jermaine of the blog French Kissed is a very talented stylist and photographer and know how to compose wonderful stills!

Her blog is a real source of inspiration to me!

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And last but not least, I highly recommend the gorgeous book ‘Patina Style’ written by my friend Brooke and her husband Steve Giannetti, of the blog Velvet & Linen.

Since Brooke offered me this book while visiting us a few months ago, it is on my coffee table! It is a wonderful source of inspiration and ables you to redesign your home with wonderful furniture and decorative items! For those who want to order a copy, click on the cover of the book. You will be inspired!

2011-11-11_140537Cover Patina Style  Brooke & Steve Giannetti

 

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And finally a few of my own creations at home.

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I do hope I inspired you today!!

I wish everyone a wonderful weekend!

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Compositions

Visiting antiques fairs, antiques dealers or interior design stores, sometimes it happens that you are so enchanted by a wonderful piece of decoration, as a vase, a plate, a candlestick, a silver object,…that you discovered between all those gorgeous items. You fell in love with it and this beauty seems so precious to you,that you promptly take it home! You can’t wait to give it the appropriate

Monday, April 4, 2011

Spring

 

Yesterday I redecorated some of the kitchen cabinet shelves. 

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It feels so good to bring in spring blossom branches.

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I grouped some of my chinese celadon plates together with my Syrian vases.

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Last week the painters painted the inside of my kitchen cabinet niches in a more ‘verdigris’ color . I love the new color in combination with the oak shelves and celadon pottery. Don’t you?

 

And I brought in a new slipcovered chair.

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Libeco linen of course!

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A few days ago we went to visit Jan’s daughter and son-in-law and their children Alexa & Tristan. Because they live rather far from our place, we don’t see them that often. So it is always so nice to visit them to see the grandchildren growing!!! And Alexa, who is almost 3 years now, has made us some beautiful drawings!

I scanned and resized them to fit in these photoframes.

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Tristan & AlexaOur sweetest Alexa & Tristan.

 

Alexa & TristanBrother and sister are hugging!

 

Jan & AlexaMy husband and his dearest granddaughter! 

 

Do you also feel these spring tickles?

To end this spring post, a beautiful saying :

“Spring is nature’s way of saying : let’s party!”

(Robin Williams)

Hope you will all enjoy this new week!

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Spring

  Yesterday I redecorated some of the kitchen cabinet shelves.    It feels so good to bring in spring blossom branches.     I grouped some of my chinese celadon plates together with my Syrian vases. Last week the painters painted the inside of my kitchen cabinet niches in a more ‘verdigris’ color . I love the new color in combination with the oak shelves and celadon pottery. Don’t

Thursday, October 21, 2010

For Your Inspiration

Although I have a very busy week I definitely don’t want to forget you, my friends! So today a quick post with some of my favorite images!

TO ALL OF YOU!

ENJOY!

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