This is a sunny corner in my living room.On the left, you'll see two brass vessels (antiques handed over by my grand mom). These were used to cook rice in olden days and were lying around unused. I've propped one of them up on a slice of a bark which is not clearly visible in the picture. I picked up the wicker hanging baskets (those on the window) from Thailand and found them to be really nice ones for tiny, slow growing succulents. I'll put those up on another post.
The earthen lamp on the side lights up the place in the evening. I re-arrange a lot, so I'd clicked this one to share before I move to something else.
Wish you all a happy and bright weekend!!!
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That sure is a nice space! Reminds me of Asia - I think it's the wooden window frame.
ReplyDelete@Evelyn: Thanks for stopping by. You are a find! Loved your succulents. See you around.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really good, and I can imagine it with the lamp on in the evenings.
ReplyDeleteAnother very unique arrangement! I like this green corner. I can imagine those brass vessels to look very nice along with those beautiful ferns and succulents. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat to discover two new balcony gardeners! Urban Green, lovely pic, you have a great collection of containers. And thank you for connecting me to Evelyn at sensational succulents.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog, I have several succulent indoors and they do well with little sun light
ReplyDeleteIs that a tall dracena on the right? The plant on the left I don't know the name, is a pest in my garden they love to grown on other plants. Cozy spot for meditating.
ReplyDelete@Kim: Thanks for stopping by. And it's always great to connect fellow bloggers and make the blogger family larger :)
ReplyDelete*Urban Green waves at Evelyn and Kim*
@Hermes: Thanks so much!
ReplyDelete@Stephanie: Ferns and succulents!!! That's exactly what I re-arrange with...thanks for your visit.
@Helen: Yes, that's a kind of dracaena. I dont know the name of the plant that you say is a pest. It grows really fast, and I keep sharing it with people around. I like the color, and that it's a low maintenance foliage.
ReplyDelete@Rusty: Thanks for your visit. I'll check back your blog for more information on succulents. I got to do a lot of work on this.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cheery corner. I like the way you used the antiques. The plants are awesome, too. I forgot which item you said you moved, but I'm sure it still looks great in the corner!
ReplyDelete@Sue: Thanks for stopping by and leaving an encouraging comment.
ReplyDeleteBeauty and greenery combined!! I might try something like this too... though I have never succeeded in growing anything yet :(
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