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Velvet Brown Home Decor Blog
http://www.velvetbrown.co.uk/blog/
Velvet Brown blog in for people who want to find inspiration for life and home decor. Full of terrific pictures and great articles will totatlly help you in your home decorating and outdoor living.
Blog for creative people who love to live with taste!
- Added on: Jul 31st, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: sayuri
- Listed in: Decorating Interior Design
- Tags: decorating home and garden interior design home decor home accessories garden accessories
Recent Posts
Our New Branch
To cope with our expanding range and growing stock we have just got keys to our new workshop and storage unit. We’re well and truly ‘out in the sticks’ in rural countryside, down on the farm. With cows and sheep for neighbou...
February’s Flower of the Month - Hyacinth
The humble Hyacinth is often passed over as a cut flower as it’s not a particularly dramatic or tall flower, but all the best things come in small packages. You only have to inhale the scent of a Hyacinth, with its soft, soapy perfume, a...
Country Homes & Interiors Magazine - March 2009 issue
Read about the home of Velvet Brown in the March 2009 edition of Country Homes & Interiors magazine. We were excited to be approached by a journalist several months ago about featuring Hazel’s home in Coun...
January’s Flower of the Month - Narcissi
With the Christmas and New Year festivities over and the decorations packed away for another year, January is the perfect time to fill the house with cut flowers as thoughts turn to imminent arrival of Spring. With very little choice available in t...
December’s Flower of the Month - Amaryllis
Without doubt the cut flower for December has to be the Amaryllis - also known as Hippeastrum. With it’s long, thick stem, large and bold flowers and superb lasting ability it really is the ‘king’ of the cut flower world. It is ...
November’s Flower of the Month - Chrysanthemum
The much maligned Chrysanthemum gets a lot of bad press in the world of floristry, however with an increasing number of new varieties in an array of colours, there couldn’t be a better cut flower to have indoors durng the start of the winter m...
