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Friday, July 9, 2010

Fragrant homes ... naturally ... :)

Beautiful oriental lillies are a must try this season ... you are sure to chuck all those bottled fragrances ... organic or not ... :) ... believe me you will ...

... Sarah and I bought some flowers the other day ... it was a ... 'I choose one type and you choose one type' ... kind of a deal ... and the lil one goes ...''o.k mama'' ... yeah famous last words thrown at every mom before show time ...

well ... well ... lilttle do the lil' ones know ... sometimes ... mums just have a ...win-win ... situation too ... ;)... and at the end of this one we had two bunches ... the oriental lillies and white tiger lillies ...

... the pretty orientals found themselves a place at the entrance ... on the console table ...




... you can't miss the just how special the whole place feels ... and the flowers ... are gorgeous too ... if you aren't already heading out to get yourself some stems ... ' WHAT YOU WAITIN' FOR  ... RUN ' ... o.k so I'll  just wait to hear all those lovely stories from your end ... I know you'll have some ... those lillies do have that kind of effect ...  ; )

22 comments:

Shweta said...

I am getting inspired & how !! Just last week had headed to Lonavla and got these beautiful Amaryalis flowers from there. Also managed to the bulbs. They are a bright fiery red & look lovely in the house esp since the skies here in Mumbai are so grey !!

I discovered your blog while I was googling "Oshiwara furniture market" earlier this month & I am in love with all that you have put up. Love your ideas & implementing them to in this new house I moved in last month !! Thank you : )

Shweta said...

Love your post. Agree on the flowers bit. I have a bunch of bright red amaryalis in my living room and they make you feel so cheerful despite the incessant rain & dark skies here in Mumbai.

Anonymous said...

I love not only the flowers but also the unusual vases. Yeah they smell awesome but their beauty is increased manifold with the kind of vases they are put in.Beautiful once again.Keep it up.

Anonymous said...

I love not only the flowers but also the unusual vases. Yeah they smell awesome but their beauty is increased manifold with the kind of vases they are put in.Beautiful once again.Keep it up.

Sakala said...

Fab, Rajee, Fab. I love flowers. They looks soo good.

GB said...

I love the whole look! especially that oversized green bottle!---totally droolworthy! :)

Anonymous said...

Rajee.. your posts naturally cheer me up.. and bring the fragrance from your home.. to mine.. :-)

Coz I'm now inspired to go get some flowers...

Unknown said...

I fully agree that Rajee's inspiration comes from her mum.
Her mum is such a lovely person who is so caring,loving and selfless and so full of care and emotions. Rajee has also inherited a lot of her mum's good qualities. They were our neighbours in Ratan Park -- Pune and we share some fond and some not so fond memories.
Rajee must meet up sometime.

Anonymous said...

They look lovely!

Concrete Jungle said...

They have the loveliest colours and scent, having just had a birthday party where I used the same for the first time in a long long time...suddenly I was wondering why I don't have them around all the time!

The lovely arrangement pictured by you insires me to dash out for some more!

Purnima@a creative project said...

the lilies look so beautiful in the copper vase..!!! simply divine...

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Shweta,
Am I glad you discovered my blog ... would sure love to hear from you often.
The Amarylias ... we had themn here too ... all potted and I can imagine you going all crazy about them ... I had to kill my urge ... cause my garden shopping was going quite out of hand ... ;)
The Oshiwara market is my fav. even her in Delhi and Gurgaon area I haven't yet discovered as much options as you get there.You'll sure get some great buys ... all the best ... :)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Anonymous ... aka ... snehal ...;),
Thankyou sweetheart ... feedback makes my day ... :)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Sakala,
I love your comments just as much as you admire my posts ... always bring a smile to my face ... thankyou so much ... love to hear from you... :)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi GB,
Am I glad ... love to hear from you ... hope you'll find more things here ... to go drool... droll over .. ;)Thankyou.

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Patricia,
I am all pepeed u pwith your comments to go get some more ideas ... thankyou so much for all the great encouragement I get from your side ...:)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Mini Aunty,
I am so sure mum will be happy to know of your high regards for her. We sure had some good times and the in the... don't want to remember moments ... we were both very lucky to have neighbours like you ... I know you cared ... really cared ... thankyou Aunty. A trip to London is sure on one of my vacation plans ... :)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi @ Once upon a tea time,
Love to hearfrom you ... glad you liked the post ... :)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi @ Concrete Jungle,
Am I glad to inspire you ... :)I often wonder the same ... why don't I just have them around all the time ... Its the prettiest packaged frangrance one can buy ... :)
THankyo so much for dropping by ... loved to hear from you... :)

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Purnima,
The vase is one of my brass tea pots ... and when not in use for tea ... I love flowers in them ... I think I love the shape of tea pots ... :)

Shweta said...

Hey Rajee, have lived in Delhi too. Have you checked out the Amar Colony market? Though not as great as Oshiwara / Chor Bazar, u may just get lucky.

And for those who criticize your writing, they can go write their own blog on ' propah english'

chhers

Rajee Sood said...

Hi Shweta,
Love to have another Delhiite,on board... would be great fun to share notes ... and soo ... yep I do sometimes go to Amar Colony ... three years ago it was interestin ... infact I picked up a lovely Chinese tray from the elderly Sikh gentleman ... but this time it was sooooo ... disappointing. Again only the sikh gentleman had a few lookable things ... but other wise I was quite disappointed. I;d say come over to Mehrauli ... may be I should do a post about that ... ;)

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