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Isn’t this a sweet house plan? This 4 bedroom/4 bathroom home was designed by architect Bill Ingram for Southern Living. There is a lot of living packed in this compact 1,760 square feet. Eve…
Dogtrot House is a permanent campsite. Like early one room cabins built by farmers, it has everything you need and nothing you don't.
Damp-ridden, cold and leaking, this 1960s home needed a revamp. Luckily, a sensitive approach retains the home's unique character.
Damp-ridden, cold and leaking, this 1960s home needed a revamp. Luckily, a sensitive approach retains the home's unique character.
When first home buyer and building designer Janik Dalecki bought a dumpy little Maylands cottage, his friends thought he had lost the plot. “The house ticked all my boxes and I instantly saw what potential it had,” he says. “But family and friends thought I was crazy and said things like, ‘it’s a bowl-over’!” But Janik, who runs his own business Dalecki Design, was undeterred. He’d been searching for a first house
A modern interpretation of the traditional granny flat is a very stylish summer pad for this family's grandparents from overseas.
Dogtrot House is a permanent campsite. Like early one room cabins built by farmers, it has everything you need and nothing you don't.
Damp-ridden, cold and leaking, this 1960s home needed a revamp. Luckily, a sensitive approach retains the home's unique character.
Welcome to the 7th installment of What We're Loving! Each month, we'll be sharing all the inspiring home decor and trends we've stumbled upon and felt compelled to share this month. Check back every month to see what's inspiring us. 1. Warm + tropical vacation inspired interiors I don't know if its the rust colored decorative tiles or the rattan lanterns and natural wood everywhere, but I am loving these vacation mode inspired interiors. Via Crate & Barrel Via Bali Interiors Via Down the Rabbit Hole Wines Via Byshnordic.com Via Arch Daily Via Bali Interiors Via Casa Palma Bali Via Bali Interiors 2. A refreshing new take on the classic bedroom headboard Say 'goodbye' to harsh edges and metal bars. Say 'hello' to this a round, soft and oh so stylish bedroom accessory. Via Domino (DIY PROJECT HERE WITH POOL NOODLES) Via adairs Via Temple & Webster Via Green Wedding Shoes Via Domino 3. A minimalist approach to using tiles around the sink Cost savings? Check! Less time? Check! Loving how these sinks are styled with just the right amount of tile to avoid water splatter on the walls while looking fabulous. Via Pinterest Via West Elm Via Cletile.com 4. Funky privacy walls that keep the neighbors eyes out but still turn heads Via Pinterest Via a Beautiful Mess Via Pinterest Via Design Rulz Via Pinterest Via Delightfull.eu Via Bing Via Arch Daily
California House is a unique combination of functionality and style. A re-interpretation of the iconic mid-century modern style of architecture, emphasizing light-filled, open floor plans, with the intention of bringing the outdoors in.
I de amerikanske skove ligger Ex of In House, som har et ganske særligt design, hvor hver detalje er helt gennemtænkt.
Image 4 of 15 from gallery of McCrae Residence / Wolveridge Architects. Photograph by Derek Swalwell
When first home buyer and building designer Janik Dalecki bought a dumpy little Maylands cottage, his friends thought he had lost the plot. “The house ticked all my boxes and I instantly saw what potential it had,” he says. “But family and friends thought I was crazy and said things like, ‘it’s a bowl-over’!” But Janik, who runs his own business Dalecki Design, was undeterred. He’d been searching for a first house
A modern interpretation of the traditional granny flat is a very stylish summer pad for this family's grandparents from overseas.
Dogtrot House is a permanent campsite. Like early one room cabins built by farmers, it has everything you need and nothing you don't.
ROSA BANKSIAE "ALBA PLENA" (sin. Rosa banksiae var. banksiae) Origen: Centro y Oeste de China. Las rosas han sido cultivadas por el hombre desde hace más de 2.700 años. Durante ese tiempo unas pocas especies silvestres han sido cultivadas e hibridadas hasta conseguir cientos de variedades diferentes. De esta forma casi todas las rosas que podemos ver en los jardines son híbridos. Una de las pocas especies "salvajes" que pueden verse en los jardines es el rosal de Lady Banks. Este rosal había sido cultivado en los jardines chinos durante cientos de años. La primera variedad conocida en occidente fue ésta, caracterizada por flores dobles de color blanco. Recibió su nombre en honor de la esposa del eminente botánico inglés Sir Joseph Banks. Años más tardes se conocieron otras variedades, entre ellas la de color blanco y flores simple que es considerada como la variedad "original". Otra variedad muy conocida es "lutea" con flores de color amarillo pálido. Todas las variedades son muy olorosas. Este rosal, casi carente de espinas, trepa por encima de arbustos y árboles pudiendo alcanzar hasta 12 metros. El rosal más grande del mundo pertenece a esta especie. Crece desde 1885 en Tombstone, Arizona, ocupando una superficie de 750 m2 sobre el tejado de una hostería y con un tronco principal con una circunferencia de más de 3,5 metros. Sólo tiene una floración al año, al comienzo de la primavera, pero es espectacular. English version: Origen: Central and Western China Common name: Lady Bank´s Rose Roses has been cultivated by men for over 2,700 years. During this time a few wild species has been breeded and hybridized to obtain hundreds of different cultivars. This way nearly all the roses we can see in gardes are hybrids. One of the very few wild species we can found in gardens is this one: Lady Bank´s Rose. This rose had been grown in the gardens of China for hundreds of years and the form with double white flowers was the first known in Europe. The species was introduced to Europe by William Kerr, who had been sent on a plant-hunting expedition by eminent botanist Sir Joseph Banks, after whose wife the species was named. A number of other forms were subsequently discovered growing in China, The white, small-flowered R. banksiae var. normalis with white simple flowers is considered the "wild" form. 'Lutea' is another common cultivar with light yellow flowers. All Lady Banks' roses are said to smell of violets to varying degrees. This rose, nearly thornless, can scramble over bushes and trees to more than 12 metres in height. The biggest rose in the World belongs to this species. It grows since 1885 in Tombstone, Arizona, covering in 740 m2 of the roof on an inn, and has 3.7 m circumference trunk. It flowers only once a year, in early spring, but it´s astonishing. Actualizado a 17/04/2014
See how to fertilize your rose bushes this spring and all summer long - and get your roses ready to bloom bigger than ever this year!
Damp-ridden, cold and leaking, this 1960s home needed a revamp. Luckily, a sensitive approach retains the home's unique character.
A nicely manicured lawn is nice, but wouldn't you rather enjoy a front yard rose garden? Here's how to get your own rose garden.
As one of the most beautiful flowers in the world roses are easily incorporated into any garden decor. These rose garden ideas are your inspiration to make your backyard the best in the neighborhood.
Ahhhhh I have been meaning to write this blogpost since last year!! My favorite current subject: DAVID AUSTIN GARDEN ROSES!!! I have been gardening for three years now, it’s safe to say that it has become my newest obsession. There is nothing like growing these beautiful ladies, their beauty just makes my heart so happy. When we first bought the house, I planted 14 peonies!! I knew nothing about gardening, just that I wanted lots and lots of flowers. After the first season I quickly realized that peony season is beautiful but oh so short! So, I moved to my…
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As one of the most beautiful flowers in the world roses are easily incorporated into any garden decor. These rose garden ideas are your inspiration to make your backyard the best in the neighborhood.
my review on favorite cottage garden roses: Earth angel rose, eden climbing rose, moonlight in paris rose... must haves country garden roses!
Welcome to the 7th installment of What We're Loving! Each month, we'll be sharing all the inspiring home decor and trends we've stumbled upon and felt compelled to share this month. Check back every month to see what's inspiring us. 1. Warm + tropical vacation inspired interiors I don't know if its the rust colored decorative tiles or the rattan lanterns and natural wood everywhere, but I am loving these vacation mode inspired interiors. Via Crate & Barrel Via Bali Interiors Via Down the Rabbit Hole Wines Via Byshnordic.com Via Arch Daily Via Bali Interiors Via Casa Palma Bali Via Bali Interiors 2. A refreshing new take on the classic bedroom headboard Say 'goodbye' to harsh edges and metal bars. Say 'hello' to this a round, soft and oh so stylish bedroom accessory. Via Domino (DIY PROJECT HERE WITH POOL NOODLES) Via adairs Via Temple & Webster Via Green Wedding Shoes Via Domino 3. A minimalist approach to using tiles around the sink Cost savings? Check! Less time? Check! Loving how these sinks are styled with just the right amount of tile to avoid water splatter on the walls while looking fabulous. Via Pinterest Via West Elm Via Cletile.com 4. Funky privacy walls that keep the neighbors eyes out but still turn heads Via Pinterest Via a Beautiful Mess Via Pinterest Via Design Rulz Via Pinterest Via Delightfull.eu Via Bing Via Arch Daily
Growing Roses is a guide to help you grow all kinds of roses, no matter where you live! Click on the link for some great ideas on how to grow all types of roses.
The fact that I’m writing “how to train your bushes” is really cracking me up. Call me immature. Howard Sanderson Gardening I picture myself with a baggie of treats, telling my bushes, “sit. Stay. Roll over. GROW! Okay, good. Good bush.” Then moving on to the next. The fact of the matter though, is that…
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