Here's another set for the Color Challenge: Blue and Orange contest. The first time I've found enough inspiration in me to make two brand new sets for the same contest. It really represents my favorite style - minimalistic with a couple of bright spots within otherwise monochromatic scheme. As the contest theme suggests I needed to showcase how blue and orange work together in an interior, so I've started with finding a blue and orange chairs. I loved the flower from provided items from the first sight so it went into the set right away as well. Now I needed for that vase to stand on something, finding a table that felt good for me here took leafing through all of the pages with tables down to very last one (there are 125 of them as I've just checked:). I've tried about five and ironically kept the one added first from page 28. Well I did need to ensure this is the best for this room. The screen came from the search by "room" as I was looking for a room as a background, tried a few, but none looked natural enough for the set. Accidentally there were some screens in the selection and I liked the one with black and white Brooking bridge print, also tried a couple with Paris print ones and although they are all amazing they seemed a bit too heavy for the set so I've opted for a light, graphical black and white screen. It just looked at home here. Then a little scan for a rug - this one is probably just a little dramatic, but I love the zebra print and, hey why not be bold here. Butterfly frames is a nice accent to balance the screen. And finished off with a little more bright orange vases set.
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Monday, 19 May 2014
Sunday, 18 May 2014
Leafy Grasshopper with a touch of gold
This set is put together for a Leafy Grasshopper contest. Design board rather than a room was a contest requirement, as well as having a clutch, shoes and a grasshopper in a set. I've built it all around this amazing chair, with the golden grasshopper I needed something else golden to pair it to so I went for a couple of tables. Black rug is a great contrast for the gold and it works with the reach green tones of the chair and an artwork. Green ball set adds up a depth and dimension. Gold Greek goddess hills are just so beautiful I couldn't resits.

Thursday, 15 May 2014
touch of gold
A bit more stripes, I've found the room whilst looking for the red and white room for the yesterdays's one. The sofa fitted nicely quite quickly. This Antonio Citterio chair accompanies the frames on the wall as well as the sparkles from lights. It is probably a little creepy but also truly artistic and it kind of supports the man body model in the corner. A couple of throw pillows blend sofa into the room and sofa-tone rug seals it all together.

Wednesday, 14 May 2014
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