Wabi Sabi: Diana

Wabi- Sabi is the ancient art of finding beauty in all accepts of life including imperfections.  It is based on the elements: that nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect.  It is about finding perfection in imperfection. 

I have invited a few creative bloggers to share some of their wabi-sabi.

In Diana’s words: Our one and only big plant in the apartment. Not the most attractive, but it’s ambitious: grew really tall – so tall, in fact, that we had to support it with a curtain-rod.

Instead of using pots we recycled old tea cans and used them for our little plants. And those little watering "fish" were originally soy pockets for sushi takeaway.

Our ceiling – secession style chandelier wall decoration, minus the chandelier, cause we don’t have one. But you can kind of picture it – it must look amazing!

Light shaft – our view from the bathroom and the toilet window. Most people cover it with a curtain, but we embrace it, and even decorate it with some bits and bobs.

Diana is the lady behind exPress-o blog. 

I love how these photos share the notion that there is no such thing as a way things 'should be' and embracing the aspects of life that are in a constant state of transition.