Inspiration + Colour + Placement = Balance
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The Front Door
Where Do I Start? Using the Bagua Map, you should have completed the process below. Create a drawing of your whole space within a square Place the map on a drawing of your whole living place using the wall that has the main entrance as if you are entering in the front door – see my Logo! Write on your drawing which rooms or areas are in each square – for example, the kitchen may be in the Health sector Identify ‘missing’ spaces, don’t panic, many of us live in L-shape spaces and there are simple remedies Highlight the centre of
Sunflowers
It has been an amazing summer and as the muted tones of brown and black appear in shop windows, I resist the quiet call of autumn knowing winter's breath is around the corner.
Find Your Feng Shui
It’s Complicated. Feng Shui is based on our Chi, our life energy and how we interact with our environment. Like me, you will end up reading so much that is confusing. There is the original ancient compass method including your personal birth calculation and other aspects, but they are wrapped up in Old Chinese culture, lifestyle and architecture. We will follow the modern Black Hat Method. Using the 5 elements and colour map, an interior space can be created that sings to you. I am so lucky to have found my mentor, Clear Englebert, and you will soon see a post
4 Easy Places for Interior Inspiration
“Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious..” Stephen Hawking. The first time I really picked up a camera, I read somewhere to look up, find inspiration in architecture, objects, light reflection and small pieces. I use my eye to look around a corner to seek the unexpected, this is what inspires my decor. When decorating or renewing a space, there are many blogs, Pinterest, Instagram and other social media to find instant snapshots. There are additional ways to
My Place, My Space
Follow my blog with Bloglovin “The home should be the treasure chest of living.” Le Corbusier. We lived in an amazing city, Berlin, with its truly international, diverse history, architecture and challenging bureaucracy. We had a lovely apartment that felt as if we where in a treehouse and it had a gentle but fun energy. The colours were perfect with soft hues of sky blue, cafe latte and cream. But my heart lies near the sea in all seasons and I have a strong connection with the French culture. The South of France is an escape from the cold, grey Northern
