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- Professionals found natural, incomplete life and authenticity inside the house like branches or leaves.
- Popular objects include bold leaves, sculpture branches, dried grass, herbs and more.
- Forjed pieces are unique and individual – each person has a memory or relationship with nature.
Designers are all about the purchase of their own backyard, or forging, especially during the summer season, when so many incredible plants bloom. Laur Nail Interiors founder Letitia Laurent explains that forging is a beautiful way to bring nature indoors and how she prefers to slow down customers and encourage them to engage with their surroundings.
“It adds a layer of meaning and imperfection that feels grounding and authentic,” says Laurent. “The most striking elements are often accompanied by a small twist, lichin, or tenderness that remind you that they came from real.”
Here, interior designers speak to foster and decorate five of their favorite items to prepare their homes during and then during summer. You would like to be sure to be in search of these pieces as shopping for your own backyard.
Branches
design by Baro interiors / photo by Katie Charlot
Laurent enjoys forging for branches with character and appreciates decorating with a wide range of species.
“Whether it is citrus, olive, or something slightly wild and uncontrolled, a single sculpture branch in a large vessel can make a dramatic, elevated statement,” she says. “Asymmetry and movements add to the spirit of life that there is a lack of stores-finished stems.”
In addition, branches add a welcome height to any room, helping the eye to pull upwards and add visual dimensions immediately.
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Dry grass
design by Schnabel interiors / photo by Werner Strab
Dry grasses are a favorite of Laurent because the cooler’s weather begins to be an approach. She moves towards dry palm fronts, wild grasses, and more.
“They add texture and an organic, sculpture quality to shelves or mantle,” she says.
Place in one in one Sowing machineAs seen here, and allow greenery to bring your desk, coffee table, you name it.
Bold leaves
Carla Royder, the founder of Carla Rayer Designs & Company, is all about decorating with large and bold leaves – their top pics include magnolia, ferns or palm froles.
“These children are the plays of the plant world,” she says.
Best of all, they can be displayed in so many different ways, designers say that it will pop into a vase or even convert it into a centerpires, either on his own or with evergreen with evergreen with evergreen.
Herbs
Laurent maintains one Herb garden At home, which she attracts both to cook and decorate alike. She prefers to cut off especially fresh henna or lavender and display it as part of it. Tablescape Or nightstand for a sweet, inviting the touch. She will decorate with other herbs, such as thyme or springs of bay leaves, will turn them into napkin rings on their dining table.
“This is such a simple touch, but it adds a sense of natural fragrance and thoughtfulness that guests always notice,” she says.
Wild conclusion
Royder living in Texas likes to decorate with some of some “wild treasures” that is to introduce his kingdom. These include Pincon and Pekan, which she states that they are great for those who have a rustic, as well as Seedhel and River rocks, which are ideal for making a one Coastal aesthetics,
Each area has its own special offerings, and you may be surprised what you can find within the limits of your own property that you can then turn into special decorations.
“ForZ decoration is not just beautiful – it’s individual,” Rodar says. “Every piece has a story, whether it is the branch you have found on a morning walk or pincon you nap while chasing your dog.”
