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This is what I remembered.
Two rooms, one of them with a beautiful mosaic flooring.
Eastern European in design.
Ewalina, the name that popped into my head when I saw this.
A casement window that opened to the inside.
Bare dirty floor.
A beautiful wallpaper.
Eva.
But it was that first room that I remembered better.
Because of the painting on the wall.
A Persian influenced wall mural. Painted using the traditional method.
I had to leave for Taiwan almost straight after that but I remember thinking as I stared at the wall mural that day: I wish I could show this to Betsy.
32 comments:
Oh, it's so pretty mosaic flooring, and very interesting murals, so unique interior!
Magda
Original! I like the wall mural.
Bye Faby
precioso le quedara una estancia maravillosa
un abrazo
You again made me smile, dear SS! Three Bloggers in one post!:D
But oh I LOVE these ROOMS! Fantastic colours and patterns! And stunning picture on the wall! And these floors!!!!!!!I would not leave for Taiwan if I saw something like this! LOL!
Where do you get these ideas from? ;D
Hugs and kisses!!
*drooling* The floors and the murals are AWESOME! THNX for sharing these delish pictures! Hug AM
Oh, My Dear!!!! I am Here... rushing of to work, now I will be late.. but Never Mind!!! That wall, the floor!! I nearly fell off my chair when I saw the floor... I plan a "Similar" one in an upper floor of my Tree House.... made from a Gift from my Polish Friend... :):) (Waving to Ewa!!!) Shhh! Don't tell anyone! Lol!
I LOVE this room... I will look more later!!!
oh my gosh Sans- breathtaking!
I can truly understand that showing this to Betsy came to your mind... but don't you dare think that the rest of us doesn't want to see this, too! *wink* Especially the mural is breathtaking with these bright colours, and what you've done with the rest to accompany the mural is outstanding. But what else to expect from Her Highness, the weaver of most magical posts!
Hugs
Birgit
Colours colours colours!!! vibrant, rich and powerful!!
I wish I were as brave as you.
Love it,dearie,love all of your choices.
Sans, love those colorful rooms! The floorings are great and that mural amazing!
Hugs,
No me extraña que cada rincon te recuerde a una gran amiga, eres "amiga de tus amigas".
Me encantan las paredes, el suelo.....pero lo que mas me gusta es como nos lo cuentas.
besitos ascension
Wow that mural is breathtaking I love it. The flooring is beautiful. You have the most wonderful ideas :)
Hugs Maria
There is that Blue again, Sans!!! Did I ever tell you I had painted my bedroom that color in my old house... and started painting the flowers and trees on it... inspired Directly from those Very Persian paintings!!! Alas, I had to leave before it was ever "finished"...
Of course, your mural IS the very Garden I wish I could have painted... complete with the tent and the Prince and the animals ...(which I am sure must be lurking in the bushes just off the side of the wall...!)
Are they debating the Mysteries of Life and the Gods? And What is this Pavilion that is Painted thus???
Oh, the Color, the Details... the Beauty... the Mystery of this place...!!! I am Enchanted Again!!!
Love, love, love the mural, The colors are breathtaking, I m drunk with pattern and color. Outstanding.
Hugs,
Victoria
Hey 17-17! Maybe you recognised the mosaic flooring? :):) Since you are from the same country as my Polish sister , Ewalina :).
That was from a place we both visited when I was in Poland last year .
Faby, we had an exhibition here of some of the treasures from the Agha Khan Museum sometime back. I wish I went but I found out about it after the exhibition ended.
That "mural" is actually the details from "Salm and Tur receive the reply of Faridun and Manuchihr" I love the blue of the miniature painting so I decided I had to use it for the abandoned house :).
Muchas gracias, Contar! Estoy tan feliz de que se quedó a comentar.
un abrazo
Ewalina , can't you tell that I got my inspiration from all of you? There is something important about this house that I will reveal at the end or maybe you will soon guess. :):)
Do you remember where I got the "mosaic" flooring from ? LOL
This house is breaking my back. I have been having this ache at the small of my back and I thought it was because of the running. I just realised yesterday that it must be this house because I work on it sitting on the floor with a bench as the table. The house is so small! When I work I sit for hours and every single item took me ages!
Thank you for writing. I am already replying you in my head :):)
O yes, Ewalina! Recognise the carpet you gave me? Do you like what I have done with it ? * guilty giggles
Thank you AM. I am glad that a fellow lover of dilapidation enjoys them :):):)
Bets! *whispers Do it! Do It! I will love to see your mosaic interpretation. You know in this scale, it is so hard to do tiny mosaic floor art. Mine is not very convincing. I much prefer my "slate tiles".
There is something about these Eastern European tapestry art. You just want to make mosaic out of them :):) and put them in one of your projects so that you can stare at it for a long long time. :)
Awww Kim! You are too sweet!
These pictures are awful but they are the only ones I took on that day. :)
Ro! I was just thinking how I am still brave enough to do a true abandoned house :):).
The girls (Cindy and Steph) are here. We are cooking lunch! Ya, me who doesn't even know the difference between a blender and a juicer helping to make lunch :).
Steph is bringing kimchi and some other Korean food she cooked. Cindy and I are cooking rice! teehee !
Ciao bella!
Birgit, I wonder if like me, you relate what you do to friends who are reading your posts? For eg, as I was reading your comment, I was thinking " I wonder if Persians eat strawberries?" :):) What do you think? :)
Una combinación y un gusto precioso, la armonía, la historia que cuenta es magnífica.
Besos, querida Susan.
I am late, sorry Sans, but I had to go for some important family visits during the last 4 days.
Yes, I agree: blogging unites/connects people in blogland :D!!
This awesome room is spectacular, the floors and walls, especially the mural is great, love it!
Hugs, Ilona
It looks beautiful Sans!! Love the floor and mural...it looks sooo old, it's wonderful!
Your inspiration always makes me to say WOW!!!!!!
Sans your work is really unique and so poetic! It is amazing how you "translate" to the miniature world so many emotions!
lots of hugs
PS: thank you for your comments in my blog :))))
Oh this is the one? Really??? That is looking FANTASTIC now!!! Soooo good you knew what to do to it to make it look soooo goooood!!!:D
Yes, this sitting for hours...painful hobby we have, don't we? ;D But pls don't sit too long.:)
Hugs and kisses
What I would love to see is a joint Sans-Daydreamer project, can you imagine? Maybe a village of homes, in a traveling caravan, that light up at night, under a sky of tiny electric stars. I'll happily collect the tickets at the door!
Maravillosos murales ... y el suelo tan real ! Me fascina siempre tu creatividad, tan diferente de la occidental... es MAGICA ! Impresionantes las casitas del Museo, los jardines son perfectos... gracias por las fotos. Mariajo
I marvel at your talent for making things look so ancient! Love your stories too!!
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