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This painting is of my beloved cat, Jiji. She was a tortoiseshell tabby full of personality, with a beautiful, thick short-haired coat. I began this painting in 2022, the year she passed away, and is unfinished to this date.
Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 120cm
Pure Bliss is an oil painting on a stretched 120 x 180cm canvas…
Tulips. Finally finished…
This painting was inspired from a small postcard and was realised in July - August 2019…
The Girl in the Red Shoes. Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 150cm
In the search for healthier, more balanced living spaces, many homeowners are turning to plants not only for their beauty but also for their feng shui energy. According to feng shui principles, greenery doesn’t just freshen the air — it can also attract prosperity, health, and harmony when chosen and placed wisely…
Have you ever walked into a room that just felt right, where everything seemed harmonious, calm, and inviting? That is the power of feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging spaces to promote balance, energy, and well-being…
A growing number of homeowners are turning to the ancient Chinese art of feng shui to transform their bedrooms into havens of rest and romance. Experts say that simple changes in furniture placement and décor can not only improve sleep quality but also enhance intimacy and harmony between partners.
I have always been drawn to the serene beauty of Axel Vervoordt’s interiors. Spaces feel calm, grounded, and timeless. His interpretation of Wabi-Sabi, the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection, naturally aligns with my appreciation for Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese practice of creating harmony between people and their surroundings.
This painting is of my beloved cat, Jiji. She was a tortoiseshell tabby full of personality, with a beautiful, thick short-haired coat. I began this painting in 2022, the year she passed away, and is unfinished to this date.
Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 120cm
Design experts agree that the best night tables balance style with practicality. When styled well, it becomes a reflection of personal taste, a touch of luxury, and a small sanctuary within your sleeping space. Whether you are aiming for hotel-suite chic or understated opulence, here is how to luxuriously style your night table without overwhelming it…
Outdoor spaces—especially gardens—are thought to have a powerful influence on the energy that enters your home. A garden that is cluttered, overgrown, or poorly maintained can disrupt the natural flow of energy, creating stagnation that may impact your health, relationships, and overall well-being. In contrast, a clean, well-designed garden can attract positive chi, fostering abundance, vitality, and a sense of harmony throughout the household…
When it comes to Feng Shui, most people tend to focus on high-traffic areas like the living room or bedroom. However, one often-overlooked space that holds powerful energetic potential is the bathroom. Despite its primarily functional purpose, the bathroom plays a crucial role in shaping the overall energy flow within your home. As a place of cleansing and renewal, it carries a unique energetic signature, one that can either support or drain your well-being, health, and prosperity.
As many of you know, each year I try my hand at growing fruits and vegetables in my garden. Although I rent my home, I am fortunate to be allowed to grow plants in pots, which has become a cherished seasonal project. While I do not aim to be self-sufficient due to limited space and time, I love supplementing our weekly groceries with fresh, homegrown produce.
Most of us like to decorate using mirrors. They add light, depth, elegance and make any room look much larger.
Beyond their aesthetic value, mirrors play a significant role in Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of creating harmony through spatial arrangement. They primarily symbolize the water element. They are associated with the qualities of fluidity, wisdom, and intuition, and are often used to enhance wealth and abundance. They are known as the "aspirin" of the home. They have the power to heal or to disrupt…
This painting is inspired by a photo. It represents a woman standing behind a large glass window, her elbow resting on the window frame. Although the woman’s glance faces outwards, she appears to be lost in her thoughts, almost daydreaming. She may be confined indoors and wishes to be outside, or maybe is simply bored…