Styling your rooms with photographic prints

When you craft and shape your home it becomes a safe haven for you and your family and friends. Art becomes a special part of your surroundings and a part of you.

Each room becomes an expression of who you are, your beliefs, values, memories, ideas, your dreams, your passions.....We need to be proud of who we are and how we personally express ourselves.

Beautiful pictures or works of art will bring calm, peace and happiness to the rooms you love.

I live in an old seventies, spanish style cottage, my style is minimal, mediterranean with a bit of rustic country thrown in here and there. (Actually as I look around my rooms many of them have an oddly churchy, gothic feel.)

Over the years we have built two big and beautiful homes from scratch.

However this little old house has given me more joy and happiness than I could have imagined.

It's about finding out what suits you and your personality!

I have my own photographic fine art prints on my walls, I have old art works from my mother who was a painter and also some other paintings from artists around Adelaide.

I enjoy variety and pieces I love and that have a meaning for me. I have an old water colour black and white that my daughter in law painted many years ago of an old church in Urval France.

We visited that spot and I have never quite come across such a beautiful tiny church like this ever again. I never tire of looking at this painting!

Choose  art that:

Inspires.

Brings calm and tranquility.

Colours your world.

Takes you places.

Enriches a memory. 

Makes you laugh.

Makes you cry.

Puts you in a state of absolute and overwhelming awe.

Pulls at your heart strings.

Gives you a sense of freedom.

Enriches your world in a way that nothing else can.

 Coffee

 Outdoors

Indoors 

My churchy window.

 At at certain time of the year, for only about a fortnight the sun casts a beautiful shadow on the wall through our front arch.

 Every corner somehow has a purpose.

 My Morrocan corner.

 Hallway corner.

 The other side of the lounge. Taken as the sunset gets darker and darker, such a cosy time of the evening!