Tropical temperatures are not letting go - we have a sunny, African summer. In such hot weather we are looking for different ways to cool down, but what to do when even cold water with ice cubes does not give us the desired refreshment? African people use live palm leaves to cool down. Though in such heat soon we will have palm plantations in our European climate, so far we have to have our own imagination. We recommend a few inspirations of palm trees removable photo wallpapers, imprinted with juicy palm leaves.
The composition of palm leaves in the juicy shades of green which we used in our removable wall mural is a perfect solution for the summer heat. Large, wide leaves will let you feel like in a tropical forest without leaving your home. Intense green will enliven any interior, giving it a distinctive character. Temporary wallpaper Fresh Tropical is a great inspiration for travelers - maybe you can spend next year's summer under real palm trees?
Fans have been used in Asian culture for centuries. They were an irreplaceable item of the Japanese geishas who used them to cover their face and draw the interlocutor into a game full of subtle gestures. In Africa, the fans were primarily used to cool down when the outside heat began to be unpleasant. In wall murals Tropical Fans, Japanese simplicity and attention to detail met with green palm leaves. You can ratethis unusual combination yourselves.
Deep green is the color that will enliven any room, especially in summer when the scorching sun becomes difficult to bear. Green color is also relaxation for tired (and dry) eyes, so it is worth to move away from monitor screens and focus on the greenery for a moment. Palm leaves in the company of spread banana leaves will make you feel much cooler and more pleasant, and will also take care of your eyesight. See our inspiration - a peel&stick wall mural Emerald Tropics. It's better now, isn't it?
If you have ever been to a palm house and seen palm trees in full bloom, you might have seen small colorful flowers between the leaves. A small, inconspicuous detail thanks to which the palm tree has gained a unique charm. This is also a feature of our peel&stick wallpaper Palm House Trip which definitely catches the eye, thanks to a little color that has been skillfully blended with the green leaves.
Imagine that after a busy day at work, you return home, sit down comfortably in your chair and relax surrounded by palm leaves. Sounds good, right? If you look closely, you will see that not only the leaves of palm trees cool you down, but also a wide banana and monstera, the last one eagerly used in homes as a decorative plant. As it turns out, you do not need tropical travel and a rich wallet to create your own forest. With our removable photo wallpaper Resting Under Palm Trees it will be easier than you think!
We hope that after seeing our proposals for the summer decoration of the living room you feel pleasantly refreshed.
Are you looking to add a dash of dazzle to your domicile with the perfect mirror? Well, you've come to the right place! Mirrors are not just tools for checking your reflection; they're magical elements that can transform your space.
How do you transform a mundane space into a fountain of inspiration and efficiency? The key lies in personalization, understanding the impact of color, and optimizing your environment for comfort and creativity.
In the realm of interior design, there's something undeniably alluring about a minimalist approach, especially when it's bathed in the purity and simplicity of white. A cozy white interior isn't just about a visual treat; it's a serene sanctuary that offers peace and tranquility in our often chaotic lives.
Welcome to the vibrant world of colors, where every shade tells a story, evokes emotions, and sets trends. What color will be fashionable in 2024 and is already making a splash in the fashion and design industry? It's Pantone Peach Fuzz. This is not just a color; it's a declaration, a mood, a revolution in shades. Let's discover what makes Peach Fuzz a hit for the upcoming year.
