maybe you’re familiar with this shade of barely-there gray-green. it’s the color of the sea when the skies turn stormy and reflect upon the water, turning everything a murky shade of green that’s dramatic and yet calming at the same time. it was the shade of the pacific this morning as i took my walk and so here we are — inspiration comes in many forms. it’s also the shade of pale green succulents, the misty light at a certain time of the morning, japanese ceramics, jade, and all things aged with time and turned to patina. so it’s the kind of color that surrounds us in nature and can be very subtle and almost goes unnoticed but i find it superbly serene and underrated so it’s this week’s .
clockwise, l to r: eames chair by ; swimmer via ; Ansel Table Lamp; surfrider hotel by ; Dip-Dyed Incense Holder; cabinet by ; Portugal balcony via ; Wild Bonsai Sphere from ; Reema Floor Cushion; swimming pool via ; aged Ceramic Moss Drip Vase; Handmade Wheel Thrown Stoneware Nested Bowls Set; doorway with tile by ; DRIED MANZANITA WITH LEAVES; Tinted Glass Cloche from .
clockwise, l to r: MagicLinen Waffle Throw from ; sparkling sea by ; vintage steel folding chair from ; tabletop via ; vintage honey jar from ; PAIR OF TWIST BEESWAX TAPERS from ; vintage faux bamboo mirrors from ; Handmade Ceramic Bowl by ; fine art photography coastal print by ; modern beach house by Dionisio González via ; staircase by ; graphic sea view via ; inspiration board via ; Ceramic Wall Planter For Succulents from ; shell collection via ; Volute Candlestick Holder; butterfly chair via .
• photography credits: click on the image which will take you to its original source. in the case of my collages, the links are listed just below clockwise from left to right.
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