From the cobalt waters that surround the Greek island of Santorini to the palest turquoise waves breaking on the pink...
The colour HOT PINK is a variation of fuchsia. First introduced by fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli in 1947, the bright &...
‘Violets, lavenders, lilacs, purples – I have always loved these amethyst tones. For me, the beauty of this part of...
Taking inspiration from a ‘Constance Spry’ pink rose bush in full, sumptuous bloom, I’ve gathered a selection of images this...
If you walk along the Avenue Montaigne in Paris you will come across the elegant grey and white facade of...
Imagine the coral pink interior of an exotic conch shell washed up on a Bahamian beach and you’ve got the inspiration for this week’s article. It’s a colour that is luscious and full of life yet warm and sophisticated.
WHETHER SOFT POWDER ROOM WALLS, a backless dress or bouquet of roses, striped umbrellas at the beach or a shade...
If you’ve ever been drawn to using a shade of palest pink on your walls yet held yourself back, I...
[slideshow — if gallery does not advance, click here] While the colour yellow may not be a wardrobe favourite, it...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] Aside from all the HOLIDAY inspiration lately in shades of winter white...
IT IS A RAINY DAY today, but happily only began after our lunch date, and after coffee at a new...
WHILE THE LOVE AFFAIR with pink has never ended, the love affair with the colour red has never even begun, not even for roses, and with the only exception being for red, red lips, and yet, in some cases, such as with tufted velvet sofas, [and especially when paired with warm pink walls], or atop a Saint Amour pastry or in the intertwining patterns of toile, there is something about red . . .
AS YOU KNOW the holiday colours this year are pink & leopard print, with glittery white sequin ornaments intermingled with good measure. And while no year has ever had the traditional Christmas shades of red and green, in the form of a perfectly ornate and delightfully maximalist room and a pair of sexy bow heels, the combination is rather festive and fetching . . .
TWO LOVELY THINGS : Abstract 1, 2012 by Emma Leonard, and the Resort 2013 Preview for Bottega Veneta, shot by...
