I recently connected with Priya of 'Once Upon a Tea Time'. Priya writes for her blog 'Once Upon a Tea Time', publishes the monthly OUATT digital magazine and manages an online marketplace which offers products from various global vendors.
Priya just featured our little apartment on her website and I would love for you to check it out! Here's the link to the tour. Thank You Priya, for the feature!
I love discovering new artists on Instagram. It is such a great place to find and follow the work of contemporary artists. My current design crush is botanical art and here are my 3 favorite artists from around the world.
It's March and the Urban Jungle Blog team is back with a new theme - Botanical Zoom.
This month Igor and Judith wants us to zoom into the botanical beauty of our houseplants. This was a fun challenge - I rarely get close to my plants. So I saw this as an opportunity to get to know my housemates better!
Today I want to share a simple art project which involves very little effort, except driving to the store! I promise.
I was looking for some large art for my dining nook. I was still recovering from my DIY efforts for the living room, so this time I couldn't muster the energy to make something.
I have all the heart eyes for Mudcloth. It's black and white - so classic. And it's geometric - I love a good geometric pattern. Mud cloth is an African fabric dyed with plant dyes and painted with fermented mud. Here's a great article on DesignSponge that talks about everything you need to know about Mudcloth. Read it, but come back won't you?
I have a thing for plants. It's mostly a one-way relationship. Anyway, I also love planters.
You could even argue that planters are the shoes to a plant. It may be the prettiest plant on the sill, but if it's strutting around in a plastic flip-flop, no one's looking at it.
