Showing posts with label home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2012

{ lately... }


A hydrangea commission off to it's new home this week! 


These seashells are one of three pieces that are going to a lovely customer's Straddie house...


... and these are some of mine....


The hydrangea earlier on...


Some very sweet peas - a housewarming gift and beautiful addition to our new living room...


I did a lily a week or two back... I often enjoy the 'pre' paint piece as much as the finished one.


And for good measure, some Spring time lavender.


Here's a few things that have been keeping me busy lately. Pretty shells, blooming hydrangeas a lily and more... 

I have a bit been absent these past few weeks as we've just moved house; and let me tell you that amongst all the odds & ends of (re)organising your life, a shifty Internet connection has got to be up there as one of the most time-consuming and frustrating glitches to have! 

Technology aside though, I am head over heels in love with our new home. It's been not two weeks but already I feel so settled and happy here..... it's a very wonderful feeling. I will do a proper post soon and show you some more pics, but here are a few details from around the house this week in the meantime. 

It's well and truly Springtime here - but what's even better is that Summer is peeping its bright and sunny head around the corner. I love this time of year so much and can't wait for what's going to be a busy but very fun lead up to Christmas!

By the time most read this it will be in time for a 'Happy Friday' - here's to the first week of October , down, and have a great weekend everyone.

Pip x

All images taken by me; images 1,2,4 & 6 artwork & images by Pip Boydell.







Thursday, February 9, 2012

{ framed }


Great LA home. Via Commune Daily


Picture perfect. Via This is Glamorous



Entrance-come-void. Via simplipi


'Mopho' Commercial interior by Hassell. From Arch Daily 


Perfect shape and dimension in this hanging light. Via Wild Ivy



One of my seahorses. Searching for his new frame.

There's something about the dimension and simplicity of pane-glass with a fine black iron frame that really grabs me. This design always feels so substantial and smart - imagine the inside-outside feeling this floor to ceiling glass would bring with the morning sun streaming in; or a series of these boxy pendant lights hanging low in big utilitarian kitchen... I would love to make a feature of this in a home one day. However in an application closer to home right now, I'm also on the search for the perfect combination of a fine matte black frame with thin glass to set off some of my black ink pieces. When done properly, I just love how refined and simple this look can be; and the finer the frame and the glass the better I say! So while my dreams of a home inspired by this look might be a way off, hopefully I can post again soon when my art frame search proves fruitful! Hope you're having a great week.

Pip xx