eleven pm, the day after X'mas and four days left to touch the New YEAR and this is exactly how I feel! How you ask? Like this, colourful, crazy, happy, sad, anxious, thrilled. Now, I can sit here for another 20 hours and tell you why sad? why colourful? why that and why this- but I'd rather show you through Rikki Snyder's photographs. Man! I love this photographer- what an eye for detail! I spotted her first on houzz a long time ago and on anindiansummer a while ago, love at first sight for moi.

Saw this on Pintrest and just had to share it with all of you. How awesome is this! Drop into Benjamin's website to see more quirky, functional art.

I met Vandana straight out of college. I interned under her and went on to work under her for a good year and a half. Her precision in work is immaculate. She would get the best out of me and my fledgling knowledge about architecture. 

An architect by profession, but a genius with art; today, it makes me proud to dedicate this post to her work.  

 



Scribbles of my mind is not just an assortment of work done over the years but reflection of my thoughts and experiences- Vandana Naik 

Here are a few of my favorites from her work; if you want to contact her or see more of her works go here

 

 Have a great week.

You know how we/I are/am about simple things that make your house/office/pad awesome. Here's a perfect example of the how the simplest of things adds so much beauty. I happened to see butterflies pasted all over Brussels the two days I was there and when I did dug deep - super interesting. This artist is pasting paper cut butterflies all over the city. He has a MSG and he is India now. He has been done this in Paris, Barcelona....the list goeson.  Find out more here. All I know is even a little paper cut butterfly made the central station gorgeous regardeless of how long they lasted.

Pictures: More Room Therapy