Global Gatherings at Pottery Barn

I recently received the new Pottery Barn Outdoor Spaces catalog and I just had to post some pictures from there. I love the pieces, a few pictured below, that show the global influence on decor and design. These items could be used for indoor spaces, too.

Faraday Sun Platform  This eco-friendly piece is constructed from solid eucalyptus!




Leaf Basket Tray  woven from real abaca leaves.




Diamond Kilim Indoor/Outdoor Rug



Tile Outdoor Pillow  with block-print effect.



Frog Rain-Drum Accent Table  I absolutely love the shape of this cast-aluminum piece! 



Punched Ceramic Lanterns  These hand-formed pieces are reminiscent of Moroccan lanterns.



Antique maps of the West Indies applied to these Map Pillar Candles. I would like one of these.

Lisa

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Lisa

Welcome to my page!

From the beginning, you will see color throughout my posts. Today I invite you into the entryway for a little glimpse of my home where you will discover an eclectic fusion of styles and color.

This  1939 side-hall colonial originally had white siding and a white door. I decided to change the color of the outside to a pale yellow and for a soft but noticeable contrast, this blue door. The color of the door is somewhere between Marlboro Blue and Blue Hydrangea by Benjamin Moore. 

The Entryway

I love the effect of the blue against the yellow walls. The walls are American Cheese by Benjamin Moore, where it is described as a "happy yellow-orange". This side of the house gets less sunlight and this shade of yellow lights up the foyer during the day.

Ignore the runner going up the stairs - 10 years old, faded and well-worn it needs to be replaced. The bench is one of my favorite finds. The tiles drew me to it.

This mirror is one of my first consignment store purchases. I loved the unusual shape and this space needed a mirror and some curves!

Cactus from the local Trader Joe's where I shop often.

Another favorite, really good purchase from a trip to India - this multiple votive holder.

                                                       

I received flowers in this stunning royal blue vase from a dinner guest many years ago. It's a sizeable piece.

Well, I hope you have enjoyed this post. Over time, I shall elaborate on how this space fell into place and continues to evolve...stay tuned.

Thank you for stopping by; please do check back often.

Lisa