Flowers are one of our favorite gifts to receive. They always bring a little extra life into a home, and they're a simple but chic way to add color. While you're out running errands this weekend, why not treat yourself to a bunch? For some ideas on how to style them, click through the images above and the links below...
FIRST ROW:
• In the entryway: Scott's Airy Simplicity
• In the kitchen: Jen of Made by Girl's Vintage Chic Home
• In the living room: Jon and Liezel's New Bloomsbury Home
• On the dining room table: Anne-Marie & Vytas's Sophisticated Comfort
• On the coffee table: Erin and Melanie's Sunny Mission Oasis
SECOND ROW:
• On the kitchen counter: Kathleen and Alex's Guest-Ready Condo
• Next to the bed: Summer and Josh's Pumped Up Traditional
• On the credenza: Alan's Andersonville Apartment
• All over: Caryn's Raw and Romantic Fairytale Loft
• In the bathroom: Fresh Flowers
Photos: Jen, Liezel Strauss, Rachael Grad, Phillip Maisel, Sarah Coffey, Evan Thomas, Janel Laban, Caryn, Natacha
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Comments (4)
Bring a ***potted flower plant*** into your home.
Sorry but it's much better energy to have a LIVING plant over DYING flowers.
So pretty. Thanks for the inspiration. Thankfully my hydrangea is still going strong so I'll cut some blooms from the backyard I think!
i agree with ilovebc:
have something thriving in your home, rather than dying!!
dont buy cut flowers -- it's so much better for the environment and your living feng shui.
plus, the obvious... the beauty of nature in your home lasts so much longer!!
Why not? $7 and up for a small bunch of flowers that are kind of boring and will last three to eight days (max) while slowly wilting and dying???
I'd rather get something that lasts. Or food.
(Plus when I DO have fresh flowers, my cat hops onto the counter where I prefer to display them and bites the stems under the flower heads, so the flowers just dry up and fall off. He did that with a live miniature rose plant I got a few weeks ago. Little pest!)