What a seriously sweet mural! The Carousel of Dreams mural by Tres Tintas as a wonderfully large sized wall mural with a dreamy theme.
Just look at the accompanying wallpaper characters! A teapot train? A piggy bank merry-go-round? This is waaay too adorable. What a wonderful design! Click here to see where you can purchase this for a nursery near you.
Do you like the look and creative edge that can only come from a hand-painted mural but you don't consider yourself an artist? No worries! Find an image you love and bring it into a copy store where they can make it into a transparency for you, get your hands on an overhead projector and away you go! You can use computer images as well if you have an digital projector. This gorgeous bird and scroll drawing as shown from Amanda on Pinterest was done using projected image. Since it was drawn with chalk on a chalkboard painted wall it can be changed any time!
We are so close to Valentine's Day, a day of L O V E! This wallpaper by Anthropologie is an adorable homage to the city of lights and love. The C'est Magnifique pattern is a delightful sketch-like wallpaper with just enough pretty pink and sunny yellow to make it pop. See the big picture:
Hidden not so secretly in this pretty print are butterflies, birds, shrubberies and flowers! I love prints like these because even though at first glance they look like a symmetrical damask, they have meaning and associations other than the scrolls and fluid lines by a typical damask artist's pen. Remember those brightly colored magic eye prints they plastered on comic newspaper ends, calendars and the like 10-15 years ago? I couldn't see the hidden image, not once, I still can't and it bothers me to no end. I used to think that it was an inside joke, that there really wasn't a hidden image and I just wasn't in on it. Is that what it is? Guys? So here is a fresh graphic ready for your walls with a not so hidden message: The world is beautiful.
This is the Flower line of tile mosaics by Sicis featured in their New York showroom. I am so captivated by these tiny squares pixilated into gorgeous masterpieces of mosaic grandeur.
Sicis is also responsible for the beautiful bottom in this pool. Black and gold is such a refreshing change from the usual aquatic blues and azure shades.
This bath featured in House and Home is light and airy, and as pretty as can be.
There are just so many to choose from and with technology catching up to our creative artists, I can't wait to see what new collections will befall us in the Sicis spring 2011 collection!
