Showing posts with label drought tolerant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drought tolerant. Show all posts

Monday, February 21, 2011

NEW PHOTOGRAPH/ARTWORK JUST ADDED!

/I just added some new photography to my Fine Art America page! Here's my favorite one...I'm going to put this one on canvas and hang it in the dining room!


Last weekend, my husband and I decided to visit our local Farmer's Market (here in Claremont). It was such a beautiful day. We had a delicious breakfast on an outdoor patio- while people watching. Then, we made our way to the local market, featuring organic and home grown vegetables, fruit, homemade honey and bread...can't you just smell it! There were also a few vendors selling succulents and other plants. I was drooling over all of the succulents and snapped this shot. 

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

SWEET RETREAT!

I don't know about you, but I ♥ a relaxing outdoor space! I tend to lean towards modern designs with natural landscape. We still have some work to do in our yard, and these inspire me to get it finished soon, so we can relax in the spring!

design:x - residential modern patio


roof top terrace modern patio


East Village Roof Garden View Towards Penthouse modern landscape


Santa Cruz Zen Garden asian landscape

Monday, April 5, 2010

OHHH....HOW SUCCULENT

The bold look of succulents makes them an ideal compliment to modern homes. They thrive on neglect, conserve water, and retain their color year round. Faceted surfaces and geometric patterns make succulents perfect for adding texture to any indoor or outdoor space.

Each one being unique, I create these drought-tolerant beauties as personal gifts. The fresh succulents and pottery are hand selected to fit the personality and style of the person I'm designing one for.

This succulent garden was designed in a copper bowl for a transitional space. The variety of colors and textures in this arrangement were chosen to look great with indoor decor or as an outdoor centerpiece.



The succulent garden below was created in a green color scheme. I added red toned varieties and a low profile pot, which made it appealing for any style decor.