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Let’s talk about one of the biggest home decor trends right now—Moody Home Decor. It’s been trending for months, and with Winter here, it’s on theme. ❄️
Moody decor doesn’t always mean dark (although it can be). It’s more about rich, luxurious colors like jewel tones, deep blacks, and opulent fabrics. There’s even a touch of Art Deco flair in some versions of this trend. ✨ What do you think? Do you see my art fitting into this aesthetic?
Pictured: “American white waterlily”
The stark white of the waterlily is accentuated by the clear darkness of the water where it floats.
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Jordan Lake. The phrase “busy as a bee” certainly came to my mind as I watched this common eastern bumblebee literally stuff herself into the blossom of a whitestar morning glory. As you can see the bee was almost bigger than the blossom! Her enthusiasm is certainly on display. BTW the tiny whitestar is a native wildflower.
Jordan Lake. The crimson-eyed rose-mallows are blooming. This blossom may look familiar – especially if you have ever grown okra. However this is not okra but it is a relative and both plants are hibiscus varieties. Like okra, the rose-mallow is edible although I’ve never tasted it. The crimson-eyed rose-mallow is native to North America while the okra originated somewhere in Africa.
Jordan Lake. This is a patch of the native wildflower the American water willow that is dancing in the rippling waters of the lake. Sometimes I need a minute or even two of serenity. So I thought I would share a couple of minutes from this morning at the lake with all of you.
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