Friday Flowers

These images show how a simple vase of fresh flowers can give a life to a room, whether its a splash of colour and a simple green follage and white flower, these rooms are better for it.

Baker Lifestyle

The latest Baker Lifestyle collection is very sweet - inspired by the magical gardens of the 18th century West Green House and its glorious summer season of baroque operas and music, the Opera Garden Collection celebrates this harmony of music and nature.

The designs celebrate not only the garden’s flowers, follies, even its chickens, but also charming impressions of West Green’s opera nights. The collection has an extensive colour palette, ranging from subtle earthy tones to vibrant brights.

Pop in anytime to see the collection.

Boyd Blue

I had the opportunity to meet with Shelley Boyd from Boyd Blue lasy week. Boyd Blue have a great range of interior products - lamps, cushions, occassional pieces and decorative elements which are sourced from all over the world - including, Italy, Indonesia, Thailand, France, India and Portugal. Shelley is always travelling and seeking new products... yes I'm jealous.

Check out the Boyd Blue range here - all available from A Blind Pash Interiors.

Easter (part 1)

I had a great Easter weekend.

Drove down to Mum and Dad's on Sunday, bright and early and enjoyed an overnight stay. Weather was not good, windy, wet and cold, so it gave up the perfect excuse to sit inside with the fires going and relax. Some boardgames, reading, watching TV and plenty of eating. Have to do it all again next weekend for orthodox Easter....

Does it have to match ?

Who said that dining chairs need to match. Here are a couple of examples to show that this does not have to be the case. Whether its the same design, just different colours or a mixture of chairs, both can look amazing.

Working on

Got some great jobs on the go at the moment, lots of exciting colour.....

Here is a sneek peak of some fabrics I'm using on one of them - recovering some fabulous existing pieces of furniture.

Can't wait to see the before and after photo's.

GASP Tasmania

How great is the use of colour at GASP in Tasmania - GASP is the Glenorchy Art and Sculture Park, set on approximately 9 hectares of public land on the shores of Elwick Bay. GASP! aims to boldly position itself as a place for contemporary site‐specific outdoor arts.

The bridge is colourful and vibrant and sits in this stunning landscape. It was created by Room 11 Architects and was included in this years Dulux Colour Awards, winning the commercial exterior category.

Its on my list of places to visit when I get a chance to go to Tassie.