Sometimes the most unlikely pairings make the best combinations (Harold and Maude. Need I say more?). In this case, seashells and sparkly costume jewelry.
One of my girlfriends has recently been redecorating her beach house and used this lovely pairing as an alternative vase filler. Instead of filling vases and apothecary jars with standard flowers or pebbles, try surprising the eye with something interesting that reflects you and the space.
Her beach house has a light and airy yet glamorous feel with a touch of French countryside casual, so this seaside-bijoux combo is perfect for the space. If shells and sparkles aren’t your thing, get creative and mix up some tiny treasures that make you smile.
Here are a few suggestions to keep in mind when filling apothecary jars and vases:
- Keep like colours together.
- Remember scale. Try not to combine huge pieces with tiny bits—it usually doesn’t work.
- Use larger items for larger vases and smaller fillers for smaller vases.
- Group like-object filled vases together. Better yet—group filled jars or vases in odd numbers (like groups of three) and varied sizes for a stronger effect.
- Opt for simplicity. If you mix too many things together, it gets busy. Stick with one to two item combos.
Saskia XO
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for your comment. I will get back to you asap! <3