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Photography, Travel & Life on the coast
Feng Shui – what is it, how does it work, and what should you do (and not do) to create good energy in your home? I came across Feng Shui many years ago when we bought our first home and I was overwhelmed by figuring out where to put everything. Things had sort of ended
Dining room art installation in Toronto, Canada It’s always such a thrill to see my images on the wall and I love how Umbrella No. 1, Line on the Horizon No. 1, and Morning Meditation No. 1 turned out in this gorgeous dining room designed by Michelle Berwick. I’m a huge fan of Michelle’s work
How do you feel about the color blue? It is the most popular color worldwide for both men and women, and it’s one of my favorites too! I love deep dark navy pale baby blue and every shade in between (there are so many! I was trying to find a definite number, but I couldn’t.)
We’re still waiting to hear what Pantone will declare as their color of the year 2020, but several of the large paint companies have already announced theirs, and I LOVE (most of) their choices! A recurring theme is the need for calm and serenity and being able to unplug from the constant chaos and information
My “California Dreaming” lifeguard tower print is featured by Marnie Oursler! Have you ever watched the show Big Beach Builds on DIY Network? It features gorgeous beach houses in Bethany Beach, Delaware, restored or built from scratch by the super talented Marnie Oursler. I have long been a huge fan of both her work and
I know buying art online can be difficult, and having lots of different print options to choose from doesn’t make things any easier. To help sort things out, here are some facts about each of the print surfaces that I offer: Matte Cotton Rag Paper: My #1 choice for my fine art images My favorite
Mysa = Hygge the Swedish way. Has anyone missed the Hygge craze that swept the world in past year? I can’t imagine that’s possible. As a Swede, it was kind of funny to see how hygge all of a sudden, and seemingly out of nowhere, took off and became the new hot Scandinavian thing. But
Unless you work with (or are) an interior designer, knowing what size art to buy can be tricky. A common mistake is to get art that is too small. If you want your wall to look balanced, keep in mind that a tiny piece on a large wall can throw the entire room off. But