I shared the master decorated for summer in my last post so am now sharing the sitting area. I have gone for a sort of "British Colonial" vibe in here, as it is a look I have always loved. Some of the elements of this design are dark woods, rattan and wicker, a touch of the tropics in plants, fabrics and textures, palm trees etc. So this is what I have done. This pillow was purchased many years ago in Fl. I tried to find a match but couldn't.
On this side of the love seat I have a faux palm in a large wooden vase, a metal lantern, a rattan candle stick with a greens ball on it, the lion and a starfish for a nod to summer.
The love seat is a favorite piece of mine. We bought it when we moved in here for this spot.
The footstool is from India and was inherited from my in-laws. The brass and mahogany lamp was a gift from our son.
The palm tree lamp on this table was purchased in Florida many years ago also.
I have 2 of these bird and bamboo plates on each side of the windows. They are held by a metal bamboo plate holder.
I aimed a spotlight on this one to show the detail of the plate holder.
Candle holders do not always have to hold candles! This is a much better idea for the look I am going for.
This monkey candle holder is another favorite piece.
While I was taking photos the other day the birds must have been trying to see what I was doing:):)
You can also see some of the detail of the brass on the floor lamp in this shot.
I really think these might have been baby birds that just left the nest and are living in the bush under this window:)
Thanks for your visit.
XO, Pinky
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What a great spot to sit and relax at the end of the day. I would probably have my coffee in the morning here too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a welcoming place to sit; it looks so calming & relaxing. I love the plates & holders on the sides of your window and those adorable little visitors outside!
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine relaxing in that beautiful space enjoying the start or end of the day, or just getting away from the heat of the summer!...Looks like the birds love it too!
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