I admire other regular bloggers such as my friend Katherine who's blog Secret's of a Butterfly never ceases to amaze me with her endless stream of diverse and beautiful images and words, so skillfully put together in such a creative way. My biggest downfall with blogging is that I tend to go off on a tangent aka 'surfing'. Trying to concentrate on the reason I came on the computer in the first place seems to be something I rarely achieve and then I end up feeling terribly guilty and non-productive.
I will be putting more interior decorating inspiration in my posts. This week I have decided to focus on Windows. I love unusual and beautiful windows, they can really change a room and are such a focal point, the ones below appealed to me the most in my search among so many images on flickr today. All quite different but equally impressive.



Just wanted to share these with you.

Thankyou for sharing these beautiful "window inspirations" Hazel. My favourite is the second one, the garden room.
ReplyDeleteI like the second window, Hazel! A place with much windows looks very welcoming and inviting due to the light and sense of space it brings. A home without a window is just too gloomy and unhealthy, as there won't have any fresh air getting inside.
ReplyDelete( Joann Winton @ AJCroofing.com)