Ah, the last roses of the seaon. I see from both of our posts that we are savoring those special blooms. Your
deep pink along with the ink is exceptional. Elegant.
Trouvais is always the whipped cream on my sundae – BUT..!
Will someone please have the wiring checked on that chandelier
before anyone throws the ON switch..!?!
Hello Trish,
Beautiful post! Love the combination of the images here! Pink and ink are just beautiful!
Have a nice rest of the week my friend!
xx
Greet
Leave to you, world class eagle shopper, to find a monogram MT for Madame Trouvais! What is the name of the first rose? I can smell it from your garden to mine. Such a luminous color.
Bonjour HMB! Madame Isaac Perrier…19th c Bourbon…intoxicating scent. Oversized linen damask napkin…my last $15 at flea market…she had a set of 11 and I evened it out for her! Would make a good pillow cover, n’est-ce pas?
Love the ink and pink. Very inspiring for my work.
Sorry for not having credited you on that image – I pull so many images from all around the internet every day for my work and sometimes I forget where I got them from! They really should invent something where it’s embedded automatically in the image where to find the original.
Anyway, I think your photography is stunning and I have done a little blog on you. Hope you like it!
There is something so lovely about gray and white paired. Not only are the colors complimentary creating a fresh, clean palette, but it also lends to various moods that span a spectrum of new beginnings to darker moods, and, well, really adding a richly historical component, as well. Glad to have visited through This Is Glamorous. xx Alexandra
How beautiful Trish, love the pink and ink!
A favorite combination (all grays & pinks up & down the spectrum). These are wonderful.
Beautifully photographed….Alluring shots with a certain amount of intrigue…. draws us in with our imagination wanting to see more …..
Pure enchantment.
Joanny
Ah, the last roses of the seaon. I see from both of our posts that we are savoring those special blooms. Your
deep pink along with the ink is exceptional. Elegant.
What a spectacular shade of pink for that rose! Must be competing for attention among the other bright autumn colours.
Sharon
Trouvais is always the whipped cream on my sundae – BUT..!
Will someone please have the wiring checked on that chandelier
before anyone throws the ON switch..!?!
Hello Trish,
Beautiful post! Love the combination of the images here! Pink and ink are just beautiful!
Have a nice rest of the week my friend!
xx
Greet
So peaceful
The chandelier id just beautiful I want one in every room of my house . Also the momogramed linen is so beautiful.
janice
Leave to you, world class eagle shopper, to find a monogram MT for Madame Trouvais! What is the name of the first rose? I can smell it from your garden to mine. Such a luminous color.
Bonjour HMB! Madame Isaac Perrier…19th c Bourbon…intoxicating scent. Oversized linen damask napkin…my last $15 at flea market…she had a set of 11 and I evened it out for her! Would make a good pillow cover, n’est-ce pas?
what a gorgeous combination!
What a beautiful and moody piece.
~jermaine
Love the ink and pink. Very inspiring for my work.
Sorry for not having credited you on that image – I pull so many images from all around the internet every day for my work and sometimes I forget where I got them from! They really should invent something where it’s embedded automatically in the image where to find the original.
Anyway, I think your photography is stunning and I have done a little blog on you. Hope you like it!
Thanks Ellen. Loved it! And fun to stumble upon my humble photos drifting about the blogo-sphere. Merci!
There is something so lovely about gray and white paired. Not only are the colors complimentary creating a fresh, clean palette, but it also lends to various moods that span a spectrum of new beginnings to darker moods, and, well, really adding a richly historical component, as well. Glad to have visited through This Is Glamorous. xx Alexandra
Love this post! Would you be able to tell me if the Bella Notte silk velvet quilt is Ruby or Crimson? Thank you so much!
Hi Karin…Crimson!