Here I go again, reminiscing about peacocks. If you have checked out some of my blog posts, this one might seem familiar because, in September of last year, I did a major overhaul of my Instagram business page; therefore, you will see some old and new design projects.

I admire these intriguing birds and decided to revisit the project because there is nothing like incorporating warm, inviting colors in an interior space.

I have always been fascinated by peacocks (peafowl). I undoubtedly understand why I am so intrigued. Their feathers are stunning. I adore how they flaunt their intricate, beautiful, and colorful bodies, showing great color palettes of metallic blues and greens. Both the male and female are hypnotizing to watch. However, I recently learned that the male is a peacock and the female is a peahen; both are peafowl. I am asking myself why I did not know this, considering I am addicted to NAT GEO and Planet Earth. Crazy, huh? I have watched every episode and refuse to miss any upcoming features.

Moreover, these birds are, without any doubt, gorgeous. In other words, sculptured artwork by the renowned creator, artist, and designer himself, God. As a designer, I incorporate intense colors throughout my styled rooms. My love and respect for this bird species run deep because of their subtle colors, texture, and patterns. Their intricate details are even more unique.

Furthermore, these glamorous birds are highly favored because they walk around daily dressed to impress in beautifully designed bodies. I strongly feel the same way when incorporating the elements and principles of design to style various spaces. They should maintain authenticity and originality, whether adorned with ornate decor, stylish furnishings, or an impressive color palette. Besides, I incorporate pieces that start a conversation, such as accents of a feather or two (peacock feathers used on my Christmas Tree Form Dress 2020).