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PlantTherapy: Fall Color Contest's Plants and Flowers (part 1)


Plants and flowers were busy playing supporting roles in many of the entries for the Fall Colors Contest. I thought it might be fun to round up pictures based on that and put them in a few posts on this cold and cloudy Saturday. After the jump you can find a collection of some of the pictures that used them to enhance the space in both big and small ways...


 
 

ChrisToronto and Mike's apartment used their plants to draw your eyes upward. The Dracaena foliage dropping in front of the window has the nice effect of a chandelier.


The two cloud-like horizontal Phalaenopsis stems are a peaceful addition that add some organic lines to the bedroom.



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John's Bold, Bright, Day or Night

The plants in Dldawson and John's entries created beautiful shapes along with their planters. The Phalaenopsis along with its vase and stand make a beautiful vertical form. Dldawson's plant and stand shape outline looks great spaced out among all of the rectangles.


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These are fabulous posts, Matt, forcing me to pay attention to all the good principles of design: line, form, colour, pattern, texture, shape (and balance). I'm really happy you decided to do this: you could do this more often, too.

I'm now wondering where the hot pink mini-carns I bought today would not only look their best, but would make the room look best. Thanks!

posted by Alana in Canada on November 3rd 2007 at 12:27pm
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make the room look its best...sorry.

posted by Alana in Canada on November 3rd 2007 at 12:27pm
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man, is that the bullet planter in the last photo? that is damn sexy.

posted by kdkaboom on November 3rd 2007 at 12:29pm
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