Jeffrey Bale a landscape artist from Portland Oregon, creates not only one of a kind mosaics, but gardens befitting any Boho-Chic lover.
Free spirited, mystical and even religious at times these "Divine Sanctuaries" as Bale describes them, combine not only sustainable gardens but his elaborate stone mosaic art for which he is also know.
His stone mosaic artwork is wonderful, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteAnd, I do love a lush garden space, albeit a tidy one. Come see me today for the international blog post I told you about. xx's
Wonderful yes, and I agree, for me I need more order and less "energy" in a design, but I also think a small "carpet" of his mosaic work in a traditional setting would work well and bring that bit of modern whimsy I feel all gardens need.
ReplyDeleteMaryanne, Thanks for stopping by today and your kind comment...and yes, you have inspired me too. Beautiful gardens are a passion of mine and these are exquisite...Let's keep in touch. Mona
ReplyDeleteThank you Mona, I hope to continue to inspire
DeleteAbsolutely stunning, Maryanne...my favourites are 6, 8 and the last one.
ReplyDeleteThank you for popping by and leaving such a lovely comment, I appreciate it.
Welcome to the world of blogging...have fun!
Catherine
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Thank you for stopping by Catherine, Bale is truly unique in his approach to design. I am glad you enjoyed.
DeleteVisiting by way of the divine Marsha. I'm a little familiar with Jeffrey's highly textural work. I'm on a 'green journey' at the moment so pictures 7 & 12 are my favourites.
ReplyDeleteI am always on a "Green Journey" of some kind and am quite happy designing in different shades of green most times. The ultimate in sophistication for me.
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A pure, pure SYMPHONY, Maryanne! A symphony with several movements and sonatas! This was immediately my thought and feeling when I looked at all these stunning and beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post, a stunning green 'composition' of lovely gardens and patios, special and individual!
I'm certainly inspired by you, I'm very delighted to found your blog through your comment, THANK YOU!
Sorry for belated comment but we had some electricity cut-offs during the last few days, rural French country side! Will take my time to go through your blog to see and read more of your posts and looking very much forward to it.
Warmest greetings from the Périgord,
Karin
Thank you Karin for your lovely comments. I sympathize with your power outages, We have had a number of them as well over the last few weeks,and now am bracing for a blizzard here in the Northeast.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing, and how nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed, my hope it to continue to bring beautiful gardens to the forefront, as well as anything garden related.
DeleteSpectacular...makes to want to discover more...I especially love the second photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary Ann, Bale is a very hands on artist and does some very interesting topiary as well...but that is for another post.
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