One of the things I seem to be unable to resist pinning on Pinterest or saving to my files are instances when an object that is meant to rest on the floor, is supported by hanging from the ceiling. (I tried to word that in a way that ruled out all hanging lights, plants and any other usual suspects in an effort to keep this post focused, more or less). In conjunction with my "creative design" theme I want to keep going this week, I want to show you some truly imaginative ways to layout a room, all with the common denominator of... not using the ground as a means of stability.
True to form, this "recon mission" to find examples quickly escalated into a 3 hour journey of frantic saving of images related to this topic. And now I am in, yet again, an editing dilemma. Thus, I've decided to cut out all the wordy crap I normally get into, and just try to post as many images as my computer/stamina will allow me to. Most of these exquisite examples are indoors but then I found some irresistible outdoor "scenes" that will blow your mind. Fasten your seat belts, boys and girls and "hang" onto your hats as your about to feel as though you're on a magic carpet ride of a read!
So, without further ado, please try to hang out and enjoy the picture show:
You may recognize this from this post.
Hammock 2.0
This is a conference room at an office. Job envy much?
Ultimate. Lake. House.
And now, the firework grand finale of all things hanging (just my idea of a heaven on earth):
Unfreakinbelieavble.
Whew. I do apologize if I've given you a photo brainfreeze with my inspiration run amuck. Who would have thought all of these images of relaxation would create a feeling of overwhelmingness?
Anyway, I hope this post reminds you to kick back and hang out every now and then.
