maybe we will see some BEAUTIFUL flowers as we fling open a few shutters too...
look... Candace Rose captured this gorgeous flower on film (visit her to see more!)... 
love the plants in the window and on the balconies...
oooh sooo quaint...
behind these shutters... inside these French countryside maisons or Paris appartements... my French Sofas would gladly hang...
The South of France or the City of Lights? Orrrrrr maybe YOUR home... (paintings are available) Thinking about TULIPS... come along outside tomorrow!
Photos via Google Image Search for French blue shutters!
26 comments:
What a gorgeous, gorgeous post! Love all the blues and turquoise! Thank you so much for linking to my shop, and posting one of my prints, Fifi! :)
I love turquoise or blue shutters. Even if a house is falling apart, blue shutters just brings them back to life! Love the post, love it, love it.
Very pretty shutters Fifi....xv
I love shutters the blue is beautiful.
A beautiful post, Turquoise is my favourite colour and to look at it through the light in the south of France is perfect. Thank you for a great start to a grey cloudy day here in Ireland. Hugs, Margie.
I love the Provencal shutters and I dream of someday having my own house with there with these blue shuttes, especially if it has got a pool like that one!
xoxo Bardot in Blue
P.S. I have your blog banner up in my sidebar now....stop by and check it out :-D
Beautiful! This entire post is so dreamy.
oh wow! blue shutters always make me think of france too. they are just so adorable, cute, and chic all at the same time. how is that?! lovely post dear :)
Ah, you always make me want to travel with your posts. Thanks for the day dream.
Did Fifi say travel?
Just popping in to say hi~
Oh Fifi, I am in love with all of these images and then to see the painting you did with the black and white striped pillows, well be still my heart, Love it!!Happy Tuesday!! Kathysue
Oh Fifi,
Shutters are one of my favourite things. Your images are beautiful. My friend has a house in France and her shutters are......BLUE !! XXXX
Oh, French shutters. These were beautiful photos. Reminds me of my time going to school and staying in a nunnery for my dorm stay. Each large window had shutters. Love them!
Thanks for the mini vaca :)
Here is my teaser :)
oh I wouldn't mind to have those blue shutters... near that fabulous swimming pool! xo
your post today was so fun and refreshing. I love all the blues and I actually own that print from Candi, it cheers me up at my university office. Merci bien pour le petit voyage!
Ohhh, what a lovely jaunt on this wintry day! :-) The photos (and paintings!!) make me breathe deep, smile happily and know this is going to be a good day. :-) Thank you!!!
I loved that about Europe wonderful painted doors and windows everywhere. Tulips, oh yes a very fave of mine!
Karena
Art by Karena
Some very gorgeous colors and paintings here. I love this blue color. its so French. Great post.
I love these expressive paintings - great line work - energetic flow of color and strokes - LOVING THIS BLOG!!!
hi fifi!
i was considering painting some
furniture a soft green in my
kitchen, but you have almost
persuaded me to go nice robin's
egg blue.
loved those turquoise shutters!
love your blog!
Bonjour Fifi,
Beautiful blue shutters? Love that second image - whenever I see windows like that I imagine some lovely old dowager surrounded by marble and gilt having tea!
A bientô^t,
Mimi
I also love shutters and to have a simple house looking out onto the pool is a delight.
I often walk by old buildings that have hooks over the windows. I used to wonder why until I learned they were used for moving things up through the window instead of having to lug them up stairs.
I can't imagine how scary it would be to lift a piano this way. The buildings would have to be extra strong as well as the hooks.:)
LOVE your website!! Your Paintings are wonderful and inspiring!! I am looking forward to visiting often!!!
Best, Connie
Bonjour Fifi,
I love shutters and enjoyed seeing all the beautiful windows in France.
Your paintings are wonderful.
Hugs
Carolyn
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