Let’s try together to interpret this new trend; what do you think? Do you like flowers? Yes, but which flowers?

I’ve seen for a while this new idea on Pinterest, this new concept is also an original way of thinking about floral arrangements.

Is there a lover of flowers among you? Because I’s be glad to talk about it again, I really have a thousand questions.

For example, how to compose a beautiful bouquet of flowers in a contemporary way? Of course it depends on the intended use, if we speak of a bouquet, of a composition as a gift or a centerpiece or a composition to act as an element of furniture, and of course there are different styles that obviously change what you want to communicate. And then there’s the choice of flowers…

We need to make order! Flowers experts wanted for some advice to give to daydreamland’s readers!

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Let’s try together to interpret this new trend; what do you think? Do you like flowers? Yes, but which flowers?

I’ve seen for a while this new idea on Pinterest, this new concept is also an original way of thinking about floral arrangements.

Is there a lover of flowers among you? Because I’s be glad to talk about it again, I really have a thousand questions.

For example, how to compose a beautiful bouquet of flowers in a contemporary way? Of course it depends on the intended use, if we speak of a bouquet, of a composition as a gift or a centerpiece or a composition to act as an element of furniture, and of course there are different styles that obviously change what you want to communicate. And then there’s the choice of flowers…

We need to make order! Flowers experts wanted for some advice to give to daydreamland’s readers!

Meanwhile I leave you with this selection of images from Pinterest (ok, I know I always talk about Pinterest, I’ve become expert and addicted to this social network, but we’ll talk about this another time) .

Isn’t it strange? Each woman with her gigantic bouquet of flowers covering her own face, it seems that the woman herself is almost a jar!

Thanks for stopping by here!

Link: Armando Suenos, pinterest, Tara Hurst,  Stephanie Rausser, 100layercake,  gypsywarrior,pinterest, via studiosjoesjoe, via chi-hagihara, pinterest, The sweetest occasion, casperandpearl

What bright colors, what fantasy, and how much joy in these photos! The impact is very strong and you can’t avoid adoring this photo shoot. When I saw them for the first time I stopped to look at them a bit. They gave me joy and I felt there was something artistic in the air. She is Alia Penner, Californian artist; she doesn’t just love color: she lives it, plays with it, she can bring her imagination to reality and sweeps her audience with her works. Illustrations, photographs, paintings, murals, all with a graphic style and strong, almost psychedelic, color accents. Her look is neo-hippie, but with a strong personal style; for her to work as a designer is to create wearable art, she collaborated with Colette and was a set designer for Lula magazine. “A wreath of flowers is not hippie, a wreath of flowers is joyful!” AP A unique personality, charming … discover her work here.

photo: Alia [...]]]>

What bright colors, what fantasy, and how much joy in these photos!
The impact is very strong and you can’t avoid adoring this photo shoot.
When I saw them for the first time I stopped to look at them a bit. They gave me joy and I felt there was something artistic in the air.
She is Alia Penner, Californian artist; she doesn’t just love color: she lives it, plays with it, she can bring her imagination to reality and sweeps her audience with her works. Illustrations, photographs, paintings, murals, all with a graphic style and strong, almost psychedelic, color accents.
Her look is neo-hippie, but with a strong personal style; for her to work as a designer is to create wearable art, she collaborated with Colette and was a set designer for Lula magazine.
“A wreath of flowers is not hippie, a wreath of flowers is joyful!” AP
A unique personality, charming … discover her work here.

photo: Alia Penner

Everything that is not shown in the photos …

At the end of June I was in Provence as many of you may have seen from the photos on my Instagram account

A 5 day trip, organized in 2 days, dreamed for months…

It’s hard to explain how beautiful and rich that land, southern France, is. But I’d try to do it at least in part with my pictures and my words. It is not a story, there is no daily diary, just emotions, memories, intense sensations.

If I close my eyes what I remember is a very strong wind in the highlands, the heat in the valleys rich in crops, the scent of lavender, its deep purple color, the hum of bees. There’s an incredible light… it always seems the time of sunset! It is a light you can almost touch, it is peculiar, it vibrates on the leaves, making them gold, it’s warm, surrounding everything.

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Everything that is not shown in the photos …

At the end of June I was in Provence as many of you may have seen from the photos on my Instagram account

A 5 day trip, organized in 2 days, dreamed for months…

It’s hard to explain how beautiful and rich that land, southern France, is. But I’d try to do it at least in part with my pictures and my words. It is not a story, there is no daily diary, just emotions, memories, intense sensations.

If I close my eyes what I remember is a very strong wind in the highlands, the heat in the valleys rich in crops, the scent of lavender, its deep purple color, the hum of bees. There’s an incredible light… it always seems the time of sunset! It is a light you can almost touch, it is peculiar, it vibrates on the leaves, making them gold, it’s warm, surrounding everything.

Even the coastal zone is a continuous discovery, rugged rock yet fascinating, rich, varied and in large part left in its natural state.

If you like fruit you’re in paradise: every kilometer there is a retailer that signals itself with a square billboard featuring a funny drawing of a fruit or a vegetable. And then vineyard stretching as far as the eye can reach, cherry orchards, fields of lavender and wheat.

Provence is a landscape that changes every 5km, you are on a wide road that suddenly becomes narrow, running through the fields, follows the rocky mountains, and falls down quickly and when you think you’re coming to the valley, then it ramps up again and you get 1200m high, and you find yourself in front of a spectacular landscape right at your feet. You can’t avoid stopping your car and pull it close to other curious and fascinated travelers. You can’t ever give up the camera. It is not easy to photograph, light conditions are continuously changing and you have to be concentrated. Travelling up and down the Luberon means you never get tired… and this comes from a person who does not like car trips, does not like the curves in particular, but the final goal. Well here every moment is worth to enjoy… I’ll be back, hopefully soon, in that land; I have so many mental notes of places I want to see and things I want to do but above all I can feel the desire to enjoy that atmosphere again.

Oh I forgot, traveling companions along the way were animals: horses, donkeys, dogs, mules, chickens, goats … this is something I can’t report… maybe I haven’t really seen them, maybe I have; who knows …