Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Vertical Gardens

Working for architects made me appreciate not only gorgeous interiors but also historical and modern buildings created by talented professionals. Being an owner of Organic Interiors and loving everything natural and green, I am always on a look out for something close to nature and i am absolutely in love with this stunning architecture and vertical gardens used in the interior and exterior. Here is amazing selection from Vogue Living, all designed done by french botanist Patrick Blanc



The Oasis D'Aboukir in Paris.

Monday, July 21, 2014

Laminex Trend Forecast 2015

By Neil Sookee
The 2015 Trends Forecast from Laminex Australia embraces international layout trends and adds a hint of regional flavour to inspire Australian homeowners and renovators. 3 essential themes – Essence, Impulse and True – will influence interiors in 2015 and past. The 3 themes strip back to the bare essentials, inspire mixing colours, patterns and varieties and embrace imperfections in all-natural resources.
Trend 1: Essence

Sunday, July 20, 2014

Interiors that Inspired me this Week

Im inspired by kitchens this week and industrial pendant lights, romantic French country elements and whites, turquoise, red colours palettes and traditional pieces
 
  


Wednesday, July 16, 2014

The 10 Things You Must Have In Your Home By Age 30






I absolutely love this article from Elle Décor. If you are in search of must haves for you home but not sure what to get, here is your ultimate checklist.

1. Art You Love

"Art stays with you for a lifetime, and each piece marks a place and a memory," says Todd Nickey of Nickey Kehoe. "Start collecting when you're young—it doesn't have to cost a fortune, it just has to speak to you."
 

2. An Organized Bookshelf

Consider the bookshelf an inspirational place to display everything that's uniquely you—then you can personalize and change it over the years as you see fit.

3. Matching Towels

Buy at least two sets of towels that you're happy to use and proud to lend to house guests.

4. A Plant

"Even if you're in a rental, a plant will make your home feel more permanent," says designer Grant K. Gibson, who recommends choosing something tall and substantial over many smaller houseplants.


5. A Nice Mattress and Headboard

"Invest in your bed during your adult life," says Gibson. You'll want to choose a quality mattress for comfort, and a headboard for character

6. A Collection

"Start a collection when you're young," says designer Sara Story. "It's great to pick up things you love from your travels—especially art and furniture."


7. Bathroom Accessories (That Aren't Plastic)

It's time to say goodbye to anything you bought at a dollar store and upgrade to something with real heft and beauty.


8. A Favorite Candle (Or The Knowledge That You're Not A Scent Person)

"A beautiful candle adds scent and personality to a room," says Gibson. Of course, this tip is the ultimate personal preference—if adding a candle to your home is your worst nightmare, stick with your instincts. 


9. Two Bedside Tables

A bedside table on each side provides optimal personal balance (according to Feng Shui) and a mature, cohesive look.


10. A Luxurious Throw

"A good throw is an investment that adds a finishing touch to your sofa or chair—even if they're not your 'forever pieces,'" says Gibson.


 

Sunday, July 13, 2014

Decors that Inspired me Today

Today I am inspired by these gorgeous images. A bit of French country, a bit of glam and famous ghost chairs



Thursday, July 10, 2014

Industrial Pendant Lights

Im in the process of choosing industrial style pendant light for client's office kitchen. I love industrial, and I am even more excited about this because the kitchen is black. I am on mission to create a sexy, rustic yest very sophisticated look for this kitchen.  And here are some beautiful lights and dark wallpapers I have found recently


  

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

6 Ways to Spark Your Creativity

Test your boundaries
Stretch your limits and get uncomfortable! Immerse yourself in something you find intriguing and slightly scary. Study a foreign language or do something risky and get your adrenaline pumping. Jump out of an airplane, hike a mountain or run faster and harder than you thought you could. The added benefit to taking the exercise route is that it send a rush of dopamine to your brain — an essential component to forming ideas and new connections in your mind.
Turn off the TV
This kind of mindless activity is not one that fosters brilliance. One study reveals that watching pointless shows actually makes us dumber…
Find Inspiring Tools
What gives you inspiration and fires up your imagination? For some it’s music, for others, it may be looking at a photo, picture or symbol. Perhaps it could be communing with nature, reading a certain passage or quote. Inspiration comes in many forms and it’s important for us to know what gets our creative juices flowing. Whatever it is, use the stimulating tool of choice to help launch creative thoughts.
Use your nose
When your head’s not working, your nose might be of assistance! One study found those who were exposed to rosemary aroma had higher concentration and cognitive performance. Cinnamon and vanilla scents have also been linked to increased creativity.
Daydream
Stop feeling like you’re a slacker! New findings find that flashes of insight often come when your mind is relaxed on completing a specific task.  Simply allow your mind to wander! You can read more on Day dreaming in our article HERE.
Criticize later 
Or some part of your mind may feel threatened and shut up and withdraw. Just let ideas flow out, No idea is silly! It’s important to keep an atmosphere of openness when trying to generate ideas and being creative. You can sort the ideas later and determine which ones may be of best use.