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Wouldn't this be a heavenly place to spend an afternoon?
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I love the Scandinavian slant to this little space, but could easily see this as a view of Puget Sound...serenity at its best!
And bringing a bit of the garden inside is always beautiful...
And bringing a bit of the garden inside is always beautiful...
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Simple and beautiful!
Hey Barbara..you are not the only one, I think theres so much more emphasis on outdoor spaces....how can we not love them? So many choices!
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ReplyDeleteThe fist and last images are my favorite.
You find the most gorgeous spaces. Pinning.
Happy Tuesday.
Teresa
xoxo
that indoor shot with the branches and that room in the distance...gets the heart racing, doesn't it? i am busy nesting over here as my garden is in poor shape with the drought!
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michele
I love the garden posts - especially since it's summer and I want to spend all my time outside (even though the weather doesn't always cooperate). Our outdoor spaces need some love, so I'm happy to have a little inspiration.
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These are gorgeous. Love the branches indoors.
ReplyDeleteLove the 3rd image by Mark Sykes. Had to pin it.
ReplyDeleteGiven that our poor gardens have been neglected while we were away and we've received a ton of rain, our outdoor havens have become forests of weeds... Would give anything to have a talented gardener on hand! These are lovely spaces, Barbara.
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Hi Barbara,
ReplyDeleteYes! I think there is much more emphasis on outdoor living and blending environments. Love the first two images - wow!
For me, living in the pacific northwest has created an even greater appreciation for the summer gardening season and time spent outside.
We broke down and finally bought an area heater this summer. Best thing we ever did! This summer has been cooler than most. Hopefully August and September will be less overcast .
maybe because you live in one of the top garden regions in the country? our landscape professional orgz. took a tour of seattle region gardens, hands down the best i have seen in this country.
ReplyDeleteplus as a designer, you have to appreciate this other opportunity to practice your craft barbara!
first and last image took my breath away!
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Hi Barbara, I love these images--thank you! Mary
ReplyDeleteI'm with you...people probably think I have a very green thumb...it's pale green at best. Lovely post, and great catching up. Mona
ReplyDeleteBarbara, I loved this post! My goal for certain rooms is to "bring the outside in " at all times! This is gorgeous and I think it definitely falls into the same category as interior design! They both compliment each other…you wouldn't want one without the other!
ReplyDeleteYou always find the loveliest images! I'll just dream along with you and enjoy these stunning outdoor spaces. They're so much less maintenance than the real thing!
ReplyDeleteI am feeling the same way lately! Maybe because I have been working so hard in my own yard this summer. Beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, maybe it's got something to do with summer? :-) I love these gorgeous pictures, and especially the one with the old French looking fountain. That is my ultimate favorite! Wish I had one like that in my own garden... ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove, Inge x
That first image by Miguel Flores Vianna is to die for! You always find the most magnificent images!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! You have been busy while I've been away, Barbara! I need to do some serious catching up on my reading!!! I'm like you - the outdoors pulls at me this time of year. My theory is because we have four seasons, which makes us appreciate the summer, with it's warm sunshine, lush colors, etc. even more because we know in a few short months, it will be gone...
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John
I love seeing the beautiful photo you have here,i am a fan of good design of landscape,thanks for sharing this article.
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There can be no other occupation like gardening in which, if you were to creep up behind someone at their work, you would find them smiling.
ReplyDeleteI love garden that watching it can be calming.
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I love that last comment, trishia hope! And I love the name of this post! serenity int eh Garden. Check out my blog, 'Serenity in the Garden' Barbara! kindred spirits.
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