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It is no secret that I am a lover of watercolor interiors. I have watercolor pillows on my orange leather sofa, I am a huge fan of watercolor art and I dabble in watercolor abstraction from time to time.  My theory on watercolor as being so highly addictive to the eye and the spirit: the color is so fluid and transluscent that it seems to melt with our own fluid physical nature. There are no sharp lines. There is a self-determined amorphous glory to forms. Watercolor feels light and heavenly.  Are you ready to see it in action at home? 

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Saturated paint in watery strokes creates a room that is soft and robust all at once! I want to get some watered down fabric paint and try something like this on white curtains!

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A dip dye feels like watercolor pooling at the edges of paper.

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More robust watercolor prints can handle much color at once as it all goes on in layers.

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A pale room sings with watercolor.

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And, this might be the best shower curtian I have ever seen in my life.

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This pillow is intricate and sweet and almost bursting with dimensions and petal over petal has been painted in deepening hues.

Are you as in love with this as I am?!  Despite the four boxes left to unpack, I just have to break out my trays of watercolor tonight! xoxo Dana

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