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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.

Reflective Rose. The rose mirrored in the surface of the table reflects well on your good taste for making this fine purchase.

Amaryllis Polaroid. No, it doesn’t mean yellow. Derivation is Greek.

White Peony. From my garden. You’ll see more of these since I’m addicted to shooting them. 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 Pepper Medley. Seeing red never looked so good.

Seductive Strawberries. Can you taste the sweet explosion of flavor from these ripe, red strawberries?

Polaroid Sunflowers. The painterly effect of the image is actually created on the film.

Crooked Vase. Would You Please Straighten the Vase? Crooked vase not recommended for the OCD-inclined.

Primary Dishes Polaroid. These cups and saucers made me want to spend a quiet morning in a sunny breakfast nook, drinking coffee and writing postcards.

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.