Eye candy

I’m in a bit of a horrid mood today, and in a subconscious attempt to cheer myself up, I found myself image searching  ‘hydrangeas’. I’ve been finding some wonderful images, mostly relating to design, and wanted to share them. I really think it’s helping … I heart hydrangeas. 

Alternative ways to display your hydrangeas in and under glass c/o Interior Design Decoration, as well as inside teapots with Design, Decor.
Lovely pink hues at the center of attention thanks to George Interior Design and greige: interior design.
Overflowing hydrangeas found on House of Turquoise, and bountiful baskets thanks to Happy Interior Designs.

I had to post this second image similar to the previous image above from Happy Interior Designs – it is my ultimate eye candy today. I can’t get enough of this image! If I could, and if it didn’t taste awful, I think I would eat it. Coupled with subtle blues c/o looking for life, love, & laughter.

A punch of pink thanks to Parkdale Ave, and simply straight forward with turquoise from House of Turquoise.

I think hydrangeas are a perfect accompaniment to design. They are pricey {unless you ‘borrow’ some from an unsuspecting hydrangea bush}, but nothing beats fresh flowers. They don’t last long as the design itself, but sometimes you can fake it

Thrifty things – delicate decanters

I like decanters. The older, the bigger, the more decorative, the better. I don’t fully understand my fascination with them. Maybe they make me feel smarter and more sophisticated. Last Friday I added yet another to my collection, and thought why not share them all while I’m at it. Here’s my collection from over the years …

In order of ownership | 1 – Oxfam Georges Street, €8 my first and favorite decanter which I used empty as a book end many years ago. 2 – Vincent’s Blanchardstown, €10 the heaviest decanter known to man. 3 – Respect Charity Shop Prussia Street, €7 not strictly speaking a decanter, whose original purpose is to hold water on your bedside table, but I prefer keeping gin in it. 4 and 5 – Mrs. Quins Charity Shop Rathfarnham, €5 each.

I want it now – mix & match wall

Recently I’ve come across a lot of images that I can’t get enough of. I want it, and I wanted it 5 minutes ago. What better way to start a new blog category than with this little piece of eye candy whose tab I simply can’t bring myself to close on my internet browser. Linkage. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.