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Edible Bouquet by Kim Lightbody
by Natasha Starkell | 09.08.2013 | flower , art , bouquet | 0 comments | Rating: votes
Edible Bouquet by Kim Lightbody
Many of us love to bring flowers from our garden indoors to display, but have you ever thought about bringing in your herbs and vegetables?
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Many of us love to bring flowers from our garden indoors to display, but have you ever thought about bringing in your herbs and vegetables?
They can look just as beautiful, and have the added advantage that you can eat them when you're bored of looking at them! Photographer Kim Lightbody has created a stunning series of photographs entitled Edible Bouquet that is bound to inspire you. Rustic displays of asparagus, artichokes, herbs and cherry tomatoes for a splash of colour. Placed in simple pots such as reused tins and kilner jars they look fabulous.
A great idea to add an unusual and decorative focal point to your kitchen.
You can see more of Kim's work here.
Written by Natasha Starkell
Working mum, struggling with gardening chores.
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