A Woodland Fairy House
Last week Zoe designed a fairy house from a piece of birch bark once used for a Cocoon Home botanical installation. Keeping true to the trunk's natural state, Zoe used stones, twigs, lichen and moss to fashion the tables, beds, swings and stairs. SO proud of her and her magical creation. Take a look:
To see another 'woodland' creation inspired by our Zoe click here.
The Making Of A Woodland Terrarium
When Cocoon Home was recently commissioned to create a terrarium, I thought that a woodland scene would be perfect given that trees and shrubs will soon to be bare. Using ferns, begonias and mosses the terrarium takes on a lush green micro-climate that can be be enjoyed all year round. Take a look at how it came together:
Begonias, mosses and ferns need to stay moist, not wet and definitely not dry, so I created mini oasis pots to plant them in. The oasis will hold the moisture while the charcoal placed on the bottom of the vase will purify the excess water. The plants will just need to be sprayed lightly once a week.
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Debra Cass Szidon
Lover of layered neutrals, mixed patterns, contrasting textures and all things botanical. My creative energies pull me in many different directions but I’m most grounded as an interior decorator, handbag designer and mother. Cocoon Home blog is where I share my reflections on family, work and my creative journey.
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