I am not into the flocking trend. I don't understand it... But maybe because it's meant to make trees look like they have snow on them and I can see that when I look outside so why would I want it in my house?!?!
Also, I echo what the commenter above me said, "I love how you make the simplest things look so amazing!"
Hydrangeas always look amazing when they are dying. I didn't know that 'flocking' a Christmas tree was the thing to do these days. It doesn't seem very environmentally friendly.
your collection looks like December to me
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos. I love how you make the simplest things look so amazing! x
ReplyDeleteI am not into the flocking trend. I don't understand it... But maybe because it's meant to make trees look like they have snow on them and I can see that when I look outside so why would I want it in my house?!?!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I echo what the commenter above me said, "I love how you make the simplest things look so amazing!"
Cozy and flocked are basically the only two things I need for home right now!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what flocking even is!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Love the first one, so cosy!
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I'm back in Dubai for winter, really strange to have Christmas in the sun, love your photo's, reminds me of what winter is like #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteOoo I love that blue sky and tree, looks like a photo I took the other day
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Hydrangeas always look amazing when they are dying. I didn't know that 'flocking' a Christmas tree was the thing to do these days. It doesn't seem very environmentally friendly.
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