Cool Blue...

So blue... no of course not!! How could I be blue with all these gorgeous 'blue & white' styled spaces make me so happy! Oh how pretty, fresh & lovely they are! I particularly like the green apples & limes thrown in for a little mix up! Great colouration for any time of the season or year! What do you think?

Enjoy,

images via everly true, something fab, pretty stuff - paterson maker, unknown tumblr

Today I Found... More Blue & White

I was blog surfing around and came across the gorgeous and very 'Palatial' blog 'Brabourne Farm', an Australian blogger none-the-less too! I don't know why it's taken me this long to find 'Brabourne Farm', but let me tell you that this this blogger is after my own heart with a wonderful sensory overload on stylish, contemporary, romantic, and elegant interior and exterior spaces - oh and did I mention we seem to share the same infatuation with 'Blue & White'!

Here's a few of the 'Blue & White' images that Brabourne Farm has previously posted that I just adore! Enjoy x

images via Brabourne Farm blog

Leading Me Up The Garden Path...

Above - Blue metal gravel path is tonal and soften with healthy lavender bushes.

Above - A sleek path with over sized rectangle format blocks spaced apart for dwarf mondo grass over a water feature makes for a clean modern look.
Above - Metal borders help to create a sweeping path filled with large format square pavers swimming in shale off cuts, the structured path is softened by the flowering grass plantings - the style echoes elegant refined Zen-like calmness with refinement of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Above: Natural sandstone in 'crazy paving' laid into the grass helps to create an urban woodland atmosphere.

I'm a very keen gardener {thanks to my Mum & Grandma} and I often find elements in other gardens that I would like to incorporate into mine, or my client's... Here I found several different styles of garden paths using different materials that would suit any garden from the organic cottage, to the sleek minimalist modernist & refined elegant Zen, to the natural urban woodland...

What type of garden path would you like to be led up?

Images from Sunset Living magazine