{photography by Mark Seelen for Elle Decoration UK}Not normally fond of green plants, preferring numerous bouquets of fresh-cut flowers in vases scattered about, but there is something about these oversized splashes of green against fresh white interiors that seems to exude a relaxed easiness and tropical elegance.
{ photography by Laura Resen for Domino April 2008}
{via classic style in the city}


20 comments:
Love that tropical feeling in a room! Just like being on vacation. But not on vacation. Sadly. A girl can dream, even if it is by having tropical plants in her house! :-)
Happy week, BFF!
xo
I am definitely a green plant person, I think it just livens up the house. I have them all over, and I just bought one that is related to a palm (even though it's small) - now I can indulge my tropical island fantasies!
This is a great home. The green contrasts amazingly with the white sofa and armchair.
Wish I had a home like this... But I'll have to settle for my small apartment... [sigh]
Thanks for sharing this. Your blog is uber-cool!
I really like the last room. I love all the windows and the french doors. The other pictures it feels like you are in the wildlife.
Love all these...makes me want to hang out in my bathing suit!
I especially love the last room.
I especially love the last room.
Thanks, Alexandra :)
I love the green chair!
Aren't those banana plants - at least in the last room? I'm not normally a plant person either, but I do like these rooms with the simple color palette and splash of green. The trick of course, is to keep them alive inside!
Dear Glamoeous - me.? I love th last photo - the windows everywhere and the conservatory:-) look of the room :-)
hugs bug and hope the week is going well ;-)
They are banana plants I walk under them every weekend! :-)
PS G - love the update side bar - quite a bit of work there! :-)
Opps - just realised - forgot to sign in - oh well you know who I am and that you are my first visit for the day - even before my own blog !!:-) now that gives you an insight into how I operate doesn't it .
Wake up , check emails - then blog - haven't quite gotten to the 3rd step yet.
Right - I'm off enough rambling!
Here I am !! signed in properly now!
Hugs! FXOX!
ATBAB, that was funny... I thought that was you.
I love the plants, but those bright green curtains are fabulous:)
Well good morning, Felicity :) Thanks for answering Marie Louise's question about the banana plants in the last image. Any idea what types of plants are in the other two rooms?
I'm in agreement with the small green plant thing, but when they get big... well, drama and some great shadows for dinner parties. They also serve as a convenient place to dump the melt water from the champagne bucket the morning after...
LOL, e+e--can always count on you for witty comments :)
Seriously, TIG, our social schedule is the only reason they're still alive... the secret to a green thumb around here is replacement....
Would be good for you all to see this incredible nightclub in Sydney - The Ivy - make sure you have a browse through its various bars and themed areas - http://www.merivale.com/ivy
I really need those doors in the last photo. I have the perfect spot for them!
:)
Heather
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