much like its cool cousin green, deeper darker shades of teal and turquoise are popping up all over the place making them the ideal for summer. it’s a real colorfest out there lately and maximalism is very in, so you may want to add a dash of your own bit of blue if you care much about being on-trend. i’m not sure i can do shades of blue in my own place (except in my bathroom below, with my vintage seaside painting collection), but i know that i certainly admire it from afar. there’s nothing quite like a splash of teal to remind you of far-off, holiday locations by the sea — like mexico, the Mediterranean, or perhaps Cadaques, spain (one of the prettiest seaside cities i’ve ever seen!). there’s definitely an exotic feel to some of these rooms, and again they’re beckoning us to take a trip. and now that i’m back on the mend from covid and with a few more days of safely quarantining under my belt, i may seriously have to start thinking about planning a trip somewhere in my near future.
clockwise, l to r: Gem Club Display by ; studio shelves; Mia Partial Optic Glassware from ; blue pillow cushion covers by ; highway fonts from ; Mesh Woven Grocery Bag from ; vintage 1910 French Majolica Oyster Plate from ; Flowers and Wine Indigo II Acrylic Painting from ; Hand Thrown Porcelain Medium Jug Turquoise from ; view from Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat by ; set of 4 joanna Buchanan crochet placemats; blue door by ; Oyster Trinket Dish; shadow by ; Teal Paisley Embroidered Bolster Cushion Cover from . below: vintage landscape painting from .
clockwise, l to r: coffee table by ; blue chairs via ; Bristol Serving Tray; airplane window by ; Rialto Glass Tumblers from ; Blue Universe Dome Paperweight; postcard via ; Miró La couleur de mes rêves PRINT FROM ; Old Style Dutch Pot teal symmetrical print from ; Indigo Shibori Bedding from ; tiles from ; Set of 4 Recycled Stacking Glassware & PITCHER FROM ; all we see is the sea doors via ; Sauce Dishes; english cottage from ; CACTUS SILK CXCII RUG.
• 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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