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Heavenly home in the middle of the endless Indian ocean 🌊 Soneva Fushi, Maldives 🇲🇻

Burning clouds, Eiffel Tower, France ✨🇫🇷

Blue Lagoon 🌬 geothermal springs with lava lagoon and mineral water, Grindavík, Iceland 🇮🇸

Place for an unforgettable contact with nature🦩
📌 Flamingo beach, Aruba 🇦🇼

Alpine forests, waterfalls, hiking trails and mysterious caves 🌿 Plitvice lakes, Croatia 🇭🇷

The Traditional interior design takes inspiration from different styles from the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a timeless design style and is not rooted in any specific period or era. Consistent and symmetrical, the traditional style is not as eccentric as many other interior designs but not boring either.

The interior designer plays an important role in ensuring that the living space is interesting and makes a statement by using design ideas from the 18th and 19th centuries with a modern twist. It is ideal for homeowners who appreciate antiques and timeless art over eccentricity and modernism.

A traditional home usually has pieces of old world art found by homeowners with an interesting story behind them that can make for some great conversations. Imagine the kind of character a chandelier and rug picked from flea markets in rural Europe that have a history of over 150 years can add to a home! With vibrancy and symmetry being the central theme of the traditional style, rich textiles and colors are used extensively. The interiors have clean straight lines with timeless and functional furnishings.

Prehistoric Crocus
Saffron-based pigments adorned the Prehistoric caves. 50000 year old depictions of prehistoric beasts have been found in todays Iraq (north-west of Persian Empire).

The plant is the source of the spice saffron, which is made from dried stigmas of the plant. Saffron is one of the world’s most expensive spices widely used in the cuisine of many European and Asian countries.

Crocus sativus is also used in cosmetics and in perfumes.