Green of course is abundant in nature and this leaf and floral wallpaper theme is great if you’re putting together a design theme which is based on wildlife, forests or a rural setting. For kid’s rooms in particular, this rich and vibrant green wallpaper will make the atmosphere akin to that of a glorious sunny day in a meadow or ballpark.

A sense of tranquillity is very much gained from this style of wallpaper. However, too much green can be off-putting and so the red floral highlights nicely break up the expanse of green and create important focal points for the eyes and bursts of energy and vitality. The best rooms in my opinion for wallpaper of this sort are a child’s bedroom, home study or a game’s room.

You can buy it from here: Floral Leaves in Reds and Greens by Carey Lind.

Features: Vinyl Coated – Washable – Strippable – Unpasted.

The beautiful translucent effect of this floral curtain panel allows light to filter through into a room whilst diminishing the blinding glow of direct sunlight. Delicate floral patterns add an aesthetic charm to the feature as well as echoing the possible scenery just outside and behind the cotton panel itself, as noted in the picture above. When placed over a door frame, the curtain panel allows for easy access in and out whilst keeping the interior private.

The designer behind this ‘Stone Curtain’ is John Robshaw who has taken a great deal of inspiration from the art and design found in China and India. The fabric-making traditions of artisans in both these countries led to the development of his own unique style which have become a fascination both for himself and many around the country. With decorative and translucent cotton curtain panels like these, one can place them anywhere in the home, whether against a window or door, or alternative in the very center of a room to act as a spacial divider.

You can buy this curtain from here: Printed Cotton Graphic Curtain Panel.

Price: $150

Composed mainly of intricatel flowered shapes, the patterning came to be both punctilious and visually gratifying, plus there was substantial variety in the designs developed. As opposed to the first printed fabrics of Europe, which usually were an attempt to imitate the more pricey woven materials of the time, the Indian printed designs were noticeably determined by close observation of nature, the harmony of their forms together with their versatility to the printing method. Indian artists exhibited sizeable originality and talent in the planning of the design.

Indian bed coverings called palampores ended up being imported in great quantities. Terrific examples of Indian patterning, they’ve presented inspiration for countless textile plus wallpaper styles.

The white flower art decorations are easily to click and fix to almost any type of wall and can be taken down and used again in different locations and settings. For an up-lifting floral effect for your wall, these white wall flowers make an excellent choice. They can be used in a living room, bedroom or hallway, depending on the themes and styles you have existing already. This set of 25 wall flower art pieces will especially suit a girl’s bedroom or baby’s room.

Unlike real flowers, this bouquet of white wall flower decorations can last a life-time. They’ll certainly create an eye-catching accent piece to an interior that needs a little expression and a natural-world touch.

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Reverse glass painting originated in Europe, specifically in France and Italy. However, it was the Spanish who took the glass art technique to South America. There the craft took hold and evolved into a new and unique cultural design phenomenon that has made Peru famous as being one of the leading exponents of reverse glass painting.

The basic idea surrounding the reverse glass painting technique is the application of paint to one side of a glass panel and the reverse viewing of the completed art form once finished. By that I mean, the glass pane is turned over and the art work is viewed and admired from the other side. It’s more difficult that one might at first image because the layers of paint must be added to the glass in reverse order to the normal way of painting.

This particular Peruvian decorative serving tray was made by artisans in Peru who are experts in the reverse glass painting technique. The floral design on the surface of the tray is one well known to the region and is referred to as Espiga. My translation is probably a little rusty but I believe this means both ‘ears’ and ‘sprig’ and therefore I believe it refers to the latter word as it is of a floral nature.

You can buy this tray from the following location: Espiga Natural Decorative Tray from Peru.

Price: $92

The Middle Ages saw the birth of the reverse glass painting technique. As the name suggests, it is where a piece of glass is painted and then viewed from the other side. This was first used in the decorating of icons in the Byzantine Empire. Over time, it spread across into Central Europe and played a large part in Renaissance designs. From the 18th Century onwards it flourished after being favoured by the nobility and the church.

This particular waste basket and tissue box comes from Peru. The Spanish were responsible for taking the reverse glass painting technique to South America in the 15th Century. Since then, it has taken a different road to the European styles and this is evident in the floral designs one can see on the side of the basket and box. Indeed, reverse glass painting has become an integral part of Peruvian art and culture.

If you are looking for some decorative accessories for your bedroom or bathroom, then this reverse glass painted waste basket and tissue box set from Peru will add an aura of cultural sophistication to your interior. Each time you venture into the room, you will be reminded of the incredible history of this fascinating art form. The floral designs are appealing and the Baroque shape and style will compliment many existing furniture pieces and fittings.

Click here to buy this Waste Basket and Tissue Box Set

Price: $178