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Shades of Summer

Monday, June 28th, 2010

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Sorry for lack of posts of late,  summer always means no time to sit at the computer and beautiful sunny evenings definitely means no time or desire to sit at the computer……..the up shot is the garden is in full bloom and looking lovely and the house is full of summer displays. We have some gorgeous photos coming up from a shoot a couple of weeks ago and lots of new stuff so just bare with me and I will get them all up on line.

Mothers Day ideas

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

Bring a little colour into your Mammy’s heart, this Sunday with a Mother Days Gift  that will last all year long……….

stack of dip bowls

stack of dip bowls

Set of 4 dip bowls €45

set of 3 pouring bowls

Set of 3 pouring bowls €80

grow in a bag

‘The Pocket garden’ €5 each

 

Wind in the Willows

Sunday, July 26th, 2009

A wet and windy, overgrown garden is what I’m faced with. This year I promised myself more time at least one day a week when I try to keep house and garden in shape………..didn’t happen. The rain is a constant but even if the sun was shining I haven’t had any time at home in ages so I just went out this morning and cut lots of flowers. Its a great way to make use of my vast collection of jugs (I’ve always been more fond of jugs than vases for putting flowers into). If you cant get to the garden bring the garden to you.

Chillin’ n Cleveland

Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009

I’m very fortunate to be able to spend my holidays in this beautiful home in the States. Its a little like a wildlife reserve, the woods are full of all sort of exotic birds and animals (exotic to me anyway) and the house is very simple shaker style.  I get back to work relaxed and rested, that’s all I want from a holiday. I know it won’t be too long before we make the trip again………….

A Little house in the woods

Sunday, May 24th, 2009

How many people would love to give up the rat race and live an idyllic life in the woods. Well two friends of ours managed just this. They built a beautiful house that’s warm and full of light, (two very important qualities in our climate) in the middle of the most perfect piece of woodland………the gardens look like nature planned them (with a lot of help from Trish). Nothing looks out of place or at odds with the woods, it all fits in just perfect.

Heike’s Garden

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

I hope you get a feel from these photos of how cool this garden is. The old wooden caravans above were bought by Klaus a few years ago, he painted them, and fitted them out as a sauna……….what a perfect place for a sauna in rural, wet Ireland. The Gazebo is a living willow structure, growing with the rest of the garden,  a great idea for a new flat garden, instant height and looks beautiful.