Showing posts with label French garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French garden. Show all posts

Perfomance Garden Pots with Light System

The internal lighting integrated in bottom the pot’s Llum: Garden Pots with Light System by Vondom
A very charming collection is presented just for you again. Modern furniture and original is also still coming from Vondom. Vondom furniture that we present just for you is a modern garden lamp coming with a light system that makes it shine with very charming wide selection of colors. It’s very interesting! Collection comes with the name of the Moma collection is a garden pot combined with the color and dimensions. It makes this pots garden looks very attractive. Collection that has a built-in lighting and very interesting will produce a very beautiful light and you can use to illuminate the garden or patio. It’s very interesting. You can take advantage of an integrated internal lighting at the bottom of the pot. The light generated is very charming dim light, captivating once to bring into your outdoor appliances in your home.

The modern garden pots combined with small tables Llum: Garden Pots with Light System by Vondom
Garden pots from this collection are available in different colors Llum: Garden Pots with Light System by Vondom
Variety of shapes you could find right perfect garden pot Llum: Garden Pots with Light System by Vondom
The collection have built in lighting looks so unusual Llum: Garden Pots with Light System by Vondom

Parterre - The ultimate provincial shopping experience in Sydney...

If you are looking to build or fill your home with quintessential authentic French Provincial wares, you live in Sydney and money is no object, then Parterre is just about the most ultimate shopping experience you could have.


Located in the gorgeous historic blue ribbon area of Woollhara, east Sydney and is housed in one of the areas oldest sandstone buildings, it features 2 floors and a walled courtyard bursting at the seams with French treasures.

I have yet to visit this incredibly enticing and breathtakingly beautiful store. I dare not at this stage as I fear it will break my heart not being able to afford anything lol, although I'm sure I'd find something ;) I don't think It could be possible to walk out with no money spent, just look at the endless exquisite unique pieces Parterre source from our beloved France and surrounds.









My wish list begins with these divine 19th century olive oil pots from southern France.

I've always wanted a marble top buffet. I'm now becoming quite partial to French grey patina.

I had to show these stunning butterfly displays to Mz Giannetti :)

I'm head over heels in love with these 19th century bifold doors featuring etched glass, depicting women in the four seasons. A mere $16,000 AUD *faints* ;)

Finally, what provincial home would be complete without a limestone fountain?



Take a peek at their extensive website if you dare or better still take a deep breath and visit the enchanting world that is Parterre.








Loving this...

Just surfing around google and I found this beautiful image on a foreign blog. I posted a pic similar to this a few weeks back. I am so drawn to shutters painted in this light aqua colour. I love that the iron furniture is painted the same colour to match....lovely!
click image to enlarge.

Enchanting courtyards...

The last couple of posts have got me thinking *ouch* lol, one of my favourite things to do when visiting my mum is sit in her Tuscan inspired courtyard and in summer enjoy the trickling sound of the water feature and in winter enjoy the crackling sound of her chimenea.
Just like my mum, I'm always drawn to homes that feature a courtyard - especially of the european variety ;)
Courtyards like in most busy city suburbs, are a very popular feature in the homes of inner Sydney as most of the houses are terraces and no room for grassy backyards. As you'll see many back kitchens and family rooms have large doors that open out to these spaces and really allow them to become yet another room of the house.
As we are currently in the planning and negotiating stages of renovating our home I would really love to incorporate a french inspired parterre courtyard that our new bedroom will open out to. This will include tall rendered walls, climbing vines, an array of terracotta pots featuring topiary and colourful plants, large stone pavers, stone table, iron chairs and somehow, someway a stunning limestone fountain just like the one below :)

To me, the following pics offer some inspirational courtyard ideas :)







Oooh a chandelier in the kitchen! I love it!









image 1, TBA
image 2, Parterre
image 3, valentino hotel
image 4, International design awards
image 5, French entree
image 6, French quarter house
All other images via realestate.com





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