love post

love bench

Designer: @ sovrappensiero

This park bench - A thing to view in the park

                                        and

                              A place to view

                                        and

                              A moment of pause

                                        and

                              A shoulder to hang your worries on   

Loving the bench, the arch and you know for no reason I am blushing!!

 

loro

It is a place to sit, a bench, a vase, a plant rooted directly in the ground. (the arch is designed in a tubular fashion and extended unto the ground level.)

 love bench

a green arch to frame you - a frame you can view green from

Forging complete harmony with nature by borrowing from nature - her green and incorporating in a design.

10 faces of happiness

golden happy waves in ocean of life

by bovinacowboy

What colour is the happiness? How it looks like? Where does it hide or flourish?

In pursuit of happiness I went to flickr and found these 10 brilliant faces of happiness.

I don’t want to name this anything but pure happiness

by Harraz

hearty hug

by Moranga

candle light

by Cvalentine

radioactive happiness - it is! -face it!

by netsrot

just kidding yaar! 

 (in Hindi-slang ‘yaar’ means friend)

by daphnakadabra

let the sun shine in

by crazee-loki

lawful enlightnment

(it has beautiful meaning, go to the link and read it)

by cloudman82

wheels of life

(just adore this rich, old, spinning patina of life)

by Linee

the end of the garden, anyone?

 by Zalita

Excellent photography and brilliant moments -I don’t want to miss any of these! When you click these links see their other photographs too. I promise you won’t be disappointed!

the garden of my childhood

The numerous nuances of pink distinguish this garden from any other.

The apple tree, roses, petunias fragrant peas, pink and grey colors fight for space and crave to be picked up.

The theme is ‘The garden of my childhood ‘and Russian landscape designer Sergey Malyuchenko portrays it so beautifully.

Garden in the childhood is bright and as man grows old his garden loses colors. 

                                                    

Behind the fresh pink’s soft cries of pick me up there is a hidden meaning of grey as neglected garden but pink is the transitional colors on the way to renovation.        

(original text by Olga Vologdina, photos by Evgeny Luchin & Nikolay Fedyanin)

via salon ru

in search of roof garden

I wanted to do today the post about Mumbai’s (possibly) only (organic) rooftop garden. There is a certain BPT building I was in search of. But I lost my way and came back empty handed.

I was caught in traffic wheel.

I lost my way into an unplanned concrete jungle.

After inhaling fumes of pollution for hours, I am so tired I want to turn myself into this green snail and rest in my cocoon.

I am angry too so I threw some flowers randomly into this pond. And afterwords set by this next dark green pond.

It all started with a fairytale.

Into this fairytale garden.

Two of them with kids lived in this home under the greens.

In the backyards the children did their monkey jumping up and down this green rope.

He, the one with greenest thumb sits there and paints the garden. She creats it.

Remembering this she came back from her fury, nice and slow this long stem slide.

All she wanted to do is sit in this romantic courtyard.

The courtyard is surrounded with vertical green walls.

designflute boasting: among about 200 apartments complex her balcony is the greenest!

(Images via Srajan, House of pictures, Turenscape, Richard Schultz,  Petrick Blanc vertical garden, Tapestry landscape and GDU)

simply rosy cute

Need I say these creations are simply beautiful!

The Sweden based artist Karin Eriksson  mainly works with porcelain, stoneware and terracotta earthenware.

These two signe coffee beaker and one horned cup are great fun.

Karin also has a blog  called karin’s style blog. Some everyday by the roadside photos from her blog are great.

This ‘wild strawberries’ is one of them.