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Red Heart, Square, Circle. I love the way the shape of the heart plays off the shapes inside of it. More José Fuster work. |
Waving Blue Spirals. The soft curves in this piece reminded me of sea kelp waving under the water. |
Grapes of Peace. The soothing—but rich—colors in this photo will bring peace to your space. |
Rose reflection. The rose mirrored in the surface of the table reflects well on your good taste for making this fine purchase. |
I can never remember the name of this flower, but it is a special polaroid photo and the process should be briefly described here. |
Pure Peony I. The dark background highlights the beauty of this single white peony. Pair it with the Rose Reflection above to create a beautiful escape in your busy life. |
Tri-Color Tulips. Tulips in endless color variations are available at the many flower markets near the Amsterdam train station. |
Jonquil I. Mural on a wall of the Jonquil Hotel in Bisbee, Arizona by Rose Johnson. The mural is called “Sleepwalking.“ Pairs nicely with Jonquil II. |
Calamari Colori. This glass creation by Dale Chihuilly looks as though it’s ready to climb right out of the sea. |
Red peppers. Seeing red never looked so good. |
Strawberry Delight. Can you taste the sweet explosion of flavor from these ripe, red strawberries? |
Polaroid Sunflowers. Menion the polaroid process briefly. |
Crooked Vase. Sunlight on this yellow wall gives it a delightful burst of orange tint to brighten your space. Crooked vase not recommended for the OCD-inclined. |
Colorful Dishes. |
Tentacle Flower is my name for this piece by Dale Chihuly, displayed at the Scottsdale Botanic Gardens. It looks like the result of massive doses of Miracle Gro. |
Jonquil II. More of the Jonquil Hotel wall mural. Pairs nicely with Jonquil I. The mural is based on the 1928 poem "Romance Sonámbulo" by Federico García Lorca. |