Hello.. hope you all enjoyed your weekend!
Warming up here, it's feeling like summer already.
I think we're in for a hot, dry one so I've decided to stick to plants I don't have to water much. The succulents are multiplying and even grow happily without soil in a small amount of water in shells and bottles.
This is a collection of things I put together. I like the mix of the greens and aquas of the glass bottles and fishing floats with succulents and shells.
see you next time
cheryl
Beautiful <3 So very much like my style in my home!!
ReplyDeletethanks denise! i'd like to see your home x
DeleteBeautiful, my Mum used to have lots of succulents!
ReplyDeletethanks deanne!
DeleteLooks gorgeous Cheryl. I used to have lots of succulents and they are fabulous, so many interesting shapes and so easy to grow x
ReplyDeletei love how they're easy to grow from cuttings and you can't kill them!
DeleteNow you've really done it Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteI am so inspired to try this with the succulents.
I LOVE your vignette......it's just beautiful!!!
Tania xx
thanks tania! it does remind me of you and your greens and aquas.
DeleteI love all the mixes you have in your images, Cheryl - very pretty (and inspired!)
ReplyDeletehappy to inspire susan x
DeleteGorgeous vignette Cheryl, absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletethanks roxanne!
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE your vignette! The colours are so pretty, and the combination of elements and textures adds so much interest. I collect glass fishing floats, so I have to say that those are my favourite part of the vignette :-) Is the large one authentic?
ReplyDeleteyes it is authentic. i've always though i'd like to add some rope to it if i could work out how to do it. & thankyou!
Deletethought
DeleteLove the way you've displayed them. Succulents are so stylish.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
thanks carolyn!
DeleteWhat a gorgeous collection, the succulents compliment the sea glass so well, they are about the only things that survive in my garden in the summer heat. Guess that's what happens when your living on the world's largest island!
ReplyDeleteI love those colours together, the succulents are so cute, wow you have a lot of lovely shells!:)
ReplyDeleteBec x
So lovely! I love being able to enjoy beautiful things wonderful collection!
ReplyDeleteVicky x
That's such a lovely collection. The succulents look particularly good in the big shell.Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSarah x
What a beautiful mix of natural elements. The succelents and shells look perfect with all of the sea glass colors!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Cheryl, your home is like a breath of fresh air! I've missed your beautiful photos of the Australian sea and sky, so lovely :) xo K
ReplyDeleteHey Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that amazing and huge fishing float from???
The colour is just beautiful (even though it's really the styling that gets me every time) ;O)
Tania xx
How great does that big shell look....and how great is it that succulents are so easy peasy to grow!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty
Allison x
Beautiful styling, love it! x Tina
ReplyDeleteI love how you put it all together! And still loving that lamp of yours!! Kate x
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful grouping.
ReplyDeleteLove your shells!
ReplyDeletewhat a great combo! found you at boogie board cottage. I just did a post about my daughter's starfish costume, so since i was in the beach mood, i clicked on your post! party at my place if you feel like linking up! jedandivy.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful vignette! The shells, jars, bottles, and succulents are a gorgeous combination. Found you over at Transformation Thursday.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vignette!!! And just love the colors :)
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