[…] 10 Mind-Blowing Things That Happened Last Month […]

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[…] is not that day. “I think if it is accurate, I think it’s a disgrace to all of the media, to all of journalism,” White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said. “I think that we […]

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[…] authorities arrive. The spillage is so huge that over 100 people are there, sucking up the precious gasoline. It’s a hot day, and it’s such hard work. Yes, you definitely deserve a cigarette. Why […]

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[…] fly the mark of their faith. Except you can’t because the Star of David is also the symbol of Israel, who are apparently just the […]

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[…] as always, also stupid. Here are just 10 of the stupid things humans have gotten up to this week. Morris M is away this week, so the tone is different. Get over it […]

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[…] Top 10 Mind-Blowing Things That Happened This Week (5/12/17) […]

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[…] real story is that we are moving into an age of industry-driven, mass-produced satellite technology. Whereas in previous epochs these devices would cost billions to develop and take […]

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[…] the weekend, VidCon took place, which is a convention for people who make YouTube videos. Apart from being less cool to attend this than to attend a Babylon 5 convention (Go Team […]

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[…] to enter the United States. Critics say that the ban will harm the people most at risk from Islamic persecution, being minority religious and ethnic […]

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[…] as always, also stupid. Here are just 10 of the stupid things humans have gotten up to this week. Morris M is away this week, so the tone is different. Get over it […]

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[…] is good news until China rightfully arrests all pandas for being dissidents and […]

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[…] is not that day. “I think if it is accurate, I think it’s a disgrace to all of the media, to all of journalism,” White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said. “I think that we […]

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[…] authorities arrive. The spillage is so huge that over 100 people are there, sucking up the precious gasoline. It’s a hot day, and it’s such hard work. Yes, you definitely deserve a cigarette. Why […]

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[…] as always, also stupid. Here are just 10 of the stupid things humans have gotten up to this week. Morris M is away this week, so the tone is different. Get over it […]

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[…] h) As we’ve seen in the press recently, there are factions within our society that thrive on conspiracy theories (“Bigfoot surgically removed my congressman’s frontal lobes”), so it only makes sense that there have been a series of Album Cover Art-based conspiracies over the years (“Paul Is Dead” and “Breakfast In America predicted 9/11” are the ones I remembered quickly). But wait, there are more, shared by Rachel Sharer (?) on the Listverse site – http://ift.tt/2ttJW09 […]

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[…] Sources: Listverse, WonderfulEngineering, Oddee, CityMetric […]

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[…] 10 Tragic Facts About Albino Hunting In Africa […]

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[…] comes to mind. Very few envision his reckless driving that resulted in the death of two people in Northern Ireland in 1987. Broderick only suffered a fractured leg and other minor injuries, and actress Jennifer […]

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[…] the attack. Whalberg claimed he was not motivated by race and blamed his actions on his admitted intoxication. However, he’d been charged with chasing and launching both rocks and racist insults at African […]

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[…] to concentrate on “moving forward with her life,” according to her lawyers. The next time Braveheart makes its way to your television, consider the fact that Gibson was officially charged with […]

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[…] and playing bongo drums in his West Austin home. Although arrested for suspicion of possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, McConaughey was later charged only for resisting transportation, a […]

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[…] Mars was found in the bathroom of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, gripping a bag of cocaine. After he’d been in the restroom for a prolonged period of […]

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[…] things went south when the dynamic duo got into a public altercation which resulted in Rihanna’s hospitalization. She had numerous visible bruises as a result of Brown’s […]

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[…] dash across the field, and perform on stage—and we never imagine them committing crimes. Many celebrities, some of the world’s wealthiest and most influential people, have dark sides and pasts beyond our […]

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[…] full of flavor and is used in fruit preserves and dessert pies. The fruit can mostly be found in France, where 70 percent of the world’s mirabelle production […]

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[…] marzu, translated into English, means “rotten cheese,” and if the rotten part isn’t already bad enough, it’s also known as “maggot cheese.” This Sardinian cheese […]

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[…] beluga sturgeon is the largest of the sturgeons, weighing more than 900 kilograms (2,000 lb) and measuring more than 4.5 meters (15 ft) long. It […]

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[…] ackee fruit is originally native to West Africa but was brought to Jamaica in 1778. It is Jamaica’s national fruit. The FDA banned all ackee but […]

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[…] the ban on killing ortolans. The killing, cooking, or smuggling of the bird anywhere in the European Union or the United States is currently a […]

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[…] love their food, and they are able to buy (almost) anything imaginable at restaurants, farms, markets, and other […]

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[…] post do List Verse nos lembrou que antigamente a coisa era muito mais bizarra do que a gente pode imaginar. Duvida? […]

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[…] from the cone snail’s venom called ziconotide, which happens to be 1,000 times as powerful as morphine. A drug made from this synthesized protein is actually on the market right now under the name […]

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[…] how does the puffer fish fit into […]

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[…] Muscular dystrophy is a genetic disease with no known cure. Every administered treatment is about managing the symptoms of the disease, which causes the body’s muscles to deteriorate until the patient is unable to move and becomes confined to a wheelchair. It’s a horrible disease that is diagnosed in childhood, dramatically reducing the expected life span of the patient. […]

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[…] the impressive title of the only venomous lizard in the United States, the Gila monster is not deadly to humans. A bite will cause severe pain and bleeding and getting the animal to let […]

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[…] of the animals on this list are venomous, meaning they transfer toxins to their predators or prey via injections, like bites or stings. However, poison dart frogs, as their name suggests, […]

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[…] doctor if your erection lasts more than four hours. This time, though, the warning is attached to a spider, not a bottle of […]

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[…] Akira Kurosawa is likely most known for his international success with films like Seven Samurai and Yojimbo as well as being one of the best filmmakers in the world. His trademarks seem to be in distinct imagery (like in 1990’s Dreams) and the extremity with which he’ll operate in every facet of his films. […]

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[…] two clashed significantly, especially after a scene where Clouzot plied Bardot with alcohol and had her consume numerous sleeping pills, only to get her stomach pumped shortly after filming […]

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[…] to treat type 2 diabetes. Naturally, we might ask why lizard spit helps those suffering from insulin resistance? After all, the two seem more than a little removed from each […]

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[…] Exorcist is nonetheless cemented as one of the most frightening horror films to […]

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[…] the Middle Ages, Europe was subjected to what can only be described as a full-on living nightmare. A strange […]

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[…] the builders as well; the entire crew was forced to share a single outhouse, leading many to simply use the creek. However, the final nail in the coffin was that a few of the builders had recently moved from an […]

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[…] which slowly migrates down the body. The victim is left completely unable to move but fully aware. Death finally comes when the paralysis reaches the lungs, and the still-conscious diner slowly […]

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[…] fate of traitors, Edward instead had a final insult planned for his sibling. He ordered Plantagenet drowned in a barrel of his favorite drink, malmsey wine.[3] After his uniquely ironic execution, some […]

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[…] the 1800s, England’s population was growing faster than ever before. In fact, by 1850, London had become the largest city in history. But this sudden, enormous growth led to serious shortages […]

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[…] Despite the horrors, the study of ergot has led to many advances in medical science, like cures for migraine headaches and psychological disorders. It has also led to advances in psychedelic science by giving the world LSD. […]

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[…] now believe the hantavirus was to blame.[8] The symptoms are eerily similar, and just like the Black Death, it is transmitted by rodents. Medieval England had no shortage of rats; the vermin were notorious […]

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[…] Luckily, the bloodshed finally ended in 1667, when England signed a treaty handing over control of their only remaining Banda island. They didn’t get much in return, just the Dutch-controlled island of Manhattan. […]

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[…] with a substance called tetrodotoxin.[5] Should any taint the meat, this unbelievably nightmarish poison begins with a subtle numbing of the unlucky customer’s mouth. Soon, however, the numbness evolves […]

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[…] King Edward beat him to the punch. Plantagenet was secretly imprisoned in the Tower of London and executed on February 18, […]

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[…] the 1800s, England’s population was growing faster than ever before. In fact, by 1850, London had become the largest city in history. But this sudden, enormous growth led to serious shortages […]

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[…] Top 10 Physiological Differences Of Top Athletes […]

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[…] sebatas film, nggak sedikit orang juga menutup mata menelusuri jejak sejarahnya. Dirangkum dari List Verse, yuk kita cari tau tentang sejarah dan fakta unik dari kehidupan Shaolin serta ilmu bela-diri […]

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[…] this was filmed in Japan, the filmmakers could have gotten away with significantly more than American filmmakers, who often […]

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[…] going as far as making up a story about sleeping with Ingrid Bergman and having actress Janet Leigh filmed in the shower for a six-day shooting period for 1960’s […]

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[…] two clashed significantly, especially after a scene where Clouzot plied Bardot with alcohol and had her consume numerous sleeping pills, only to get her stomach pumped shortly after filming […]

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[…] These are small feats for the man who has dragged a 320-ton steamship up a hill and filmed inside a volcano before eruption for his […]

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[…] descent into insanity as actors went on crazed drug binges with too much free time on their hands. Dennis Hopper was practically paid in cocaine and alcohol, monsoons put people in danger, a prop person put […]

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[…] or accomplishing their creative vision, their work is technically complete. But nonetheless, some directors have seemingly gone out of their way to be as mean as possible, gaining a reputation among actors, […]

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[…] the Kennedy Curse has already been discussed in a previous list, we have to come back to it because there’s been another victim since that list was […]

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[…] 10 Fascinating Discoveries From Ancient Australia […]

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[…] slaves often became concubines. They would live their lives as the sexual tools of the men who owned them, with strict laws […]

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[…] a theory that civilization started because of beer. Men first started farming, the theory goes, so that they could get drunk. They were also lured […]

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[…] Men and women in Sumeria were not equal. When morning broke and a man climbed out of bed, he expected his wife to have breakfast ready for him. When they had children, they sent the boys to school and kept the girls at home. The life of a man and a woman was a very different experience, so much so that women developed their own language. […]

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[…] wasn’t the only drug available in Sumeria. They had opium—and they definitely used it to get […]

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[…] his home to work on the government farm, dig out a public irrigation project, or go off to fight a war. Unless you were wealthy, anyway. The rich could always pay someone else to do it for […]

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[…] Sumeria was one of the earliest civilizations on Earth. More than 7,000 years ago, they built the roads and walls of their first city. For possibly the first time in human history, families left their farms and their tribal homes and moved into urban life. […]

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[…] more about alleged extraterrestrial contribution to ancient societies on 10 Facts About The Pyramids That Could Prove Advanced Ancient Technology and 10 More Ancient Alien […]

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[…] that suggests an alien presence in ancient Egypt. The papyrus supposedly contains sightings of UFOs during the time when Thutmosis III ruled Egypt. In his description of the events, the person who […]

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[…] This positioning of the pyramids would have required massive knowledge in science, geometry, and astronomy, to say the least—knowledge comparable to today’s capacities. How did an ancient civilization […]

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[…] There is always a possibility that the hieroglyph is being interpreted the wrong way. But the chances of that are very low, given how accurate the image of the helicopter in particular is. It is certainly one the biggest indicators of the presence of a more advanced species. […]

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[…] Top 10 Celebrity Commercials […]

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[…] and playing bongo drums in his West Austin home. Although arrested for suspicion of possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, McConaughey was later charged only for resisting transportation, a […]

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[…] comes to mind. Very few envision his reckless driving that resulted in the death of two people in Northern Ireland in 1987. Broderick only suffered a fractured leg and other minor injuries, and actress Jennifer […]

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[…] with a deadly weapon. Jay-Z reportedly stabbed Lance “Un” Riviera, a record producer, at an album release party. Although little information about the 1999 incident is available, it was reported […]

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[…] his potential stardom when he pleaded guilty to assaulting his girlfriend, well-known singer Rihanna. In a seemingly fairy-tale romance, both Brown and Rihanna were nominated for two Grammys in the […]

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[…] to concentrate on “moving forward with her life,” according to her lawyers. The next time Braveheart makes its way to your television, consider the fact that Gibson was officially charged with […]

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[…] dash across the field, and perform on stage—and we never imagine them committing crimes. Many celebrities, some of the world’s wealthiest and most influential people, have dark sides and pasts beyond our […]

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[…] it happens? We can find out a reasonable amount about that if we want to. It’s not hard to dig up personal accounts of such experiences in past wars. But what can we know about the civilians living through our […]

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[…] of Canada has remained under the radar for decades. (Spoiler Alert – naming a main characters Crowley is like a blinking neon sign saying Don’t Trust Me! to any fan of horror and/or the […]

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A bathroom is often that one room of the house that truly sets itself apart with the interior. It’s like a separate world, one that feels different from the rest of the house and gives us the freedom to bravely pursue decoration that feels more glamorous and edgy than it does in other rooms. A turquoise bathroom has a timeless and captivating interior. It’s a great choice for modern homes as well as homes that wish to preserve a more antique ambiance. With a turquoise interior, a bathroom will always feel luxurious and mesmerizing, earning the title of “limited edition!”

A Playful Color Palette

Turquoise has many shades and all of them seem playful, even when they are displayed in a very bright and polished space. They bring some warmth into the room, despite its natural cool hues, and take the seriousness away from the plain cold tiles!

Turquoise and white are both very cheerful colors, together creating a very luminous space that benefits from the natural light as it illuminates every corner of the beautiful bathroom!

Turquoise tiles in the shower can impact the entire space if the shower has glass walls that allow the color to reach the rest of the room. It creates a special corner within a bright bathroom but still affects the overall interior.

Here’s a great example of how magical turquoise interior can be in a bathroom with a strong antique ambiance. It emphasizes the old-fashioned undertone and gives the room a sense of familiarity.

Vibrant turquoise hues give this modern bathroom a stylish and upscale look that, when paired with white tiles, opens up the space and makes it feel much wider than it actually is!

If you are not afraid of committing to one dominating color, a bathroom with a distinct turquoise backdrop is for you! This bathroom is submerged into a mesmerizing shade of turquoise and only paired with a select few white elements.

A turquoise bathroom is easily called a magical place. It has a certain charm that cannot be found in other colors, due to its canny resemblance to clear ocean water that fits so well with the bathroom theme.

If you decide to go with the minty look and dress up your bathroom in the striking color of mint, your bathroom may end up looking a little retro. It’s a great choice for a smaller but open bathroom that needs to feel intimate and welcoming.

It’s amazing how gold and turquoise were always meant to be! This pairing is the birth of glamour and luxury. Turquoise is a fantastic whimsical backdrop and gold is the queen of metallic decor – each one enhancing the other one’s gleam!

This bathroom brings together a variety of elements that together create a timeless sanctuary. The turquoise tiles set the colorful tone for the whole bathroom while the marbled counter and the stone sink give the space a contemporary touch.

Lively and Bright Interior

A turquoise bathroom feels energetic and alive. Maybe that’s because of the vivid and intense color, or because of the bathroom’s strong character. It’s a safe haven, one that uplifts you the second you step into it and fills you with joy and positivity!

Because turquoise is such a strong color, just one painted wall will be enough to define the whole bathroom. It definitely takes over the room with a modern force and wonderfully contrasts the hardwood floors.

A small bathroom can really show its full potential when the interior is vibrant and cheerful! Turquoise is a very versatile choice that doesn’t only brighten up the space but also pairs well with the wooden decor elements.

A narrow bathroom decorated in full turquoise is an intriguing and compelling setting. The unicolored interior gives the room a coherent ambiance that totally outweighs the narrowness of the space, but nonetheless the bathroom remains a bit mysterious!

The most recognizable feature of turquoise hues is how they are able to pair with any color imaginable. They are so adaptable that any color can be their perfect match. This bathroom combines the lovely turquoise with a glamorous gold and a vibrant pink!

Implementing turquoise into a bathroom doesn’t necessarily need to be done with tiles or painted walls – it can also be done with carefully selected turquoise decor elements that are just enough to spice up the bathroom and create variety!

There’s no denying that turquoise is one of the most diverse colors to choose from. Taking its wide palette of possible shades into consideration, we can conclude that it can surely be of a vivid and bold shade, but it can also be light and gentle. For a peaceful atmosphere in the bathroom, a softer shade of turquoise is a splendid choice. It creates the perfect harmony between a bright interior with a lively spirit and calming color tones that don’t feel overwhelming.

Spa Atmosphere

There’s something so special about a turquoise bathroom that we can easily compare it to a spa. Bathing in such a captivating space will feel like a ritual, thanks to the cold color palette creating an extraordinary ambiance!

A blend of different turquoise hues creates much diversity in the space, balancing the bold dark tiles with the light mint bathtub. The interior feels harmonious and consistent, perfectly capturing both sides of the turquoise color; the side that is bold and the one that is peaceful!

A light turquoise bathroom is very bright, the gentleness of the blue-green combination allowing much daylight into the space. It’s impossible to deny the bathroom’s sophisticated look which is likely created by glass elements that emphasise the colorfulness of the space.

This bathroom definitely makes us think of a home spa, its vibrant turquoise interior defining the space like no other element could, though the wooden decor pieces give the room much warmth.

A unique choice of tiles that holds many shades of blue and green resembles the colors of the rainforest, turning your bathroom into a true turquoise paradise that draws inspiration straight from the nature itself!

An innovative wall decor has a lot of power over the room, proving its charm in this turquoise bathroom that feels like it belongs to another time. The antique ambiance is very visible and we love how that doesn’t make it feel any less classy or prestigious.

A modern turquoise bathroom seeks inspiration in coastal decor, highlighting the color’s resemblance to the sea. When paired with white elements and bright lights the room almost gives an illusion of being at the beach.

An open bathroom with a lot of daylight benefits from light turquoise interior. It creates a feeling of familiarity and security, the soft colors not dominating the room but rather making way for the abundance of natural lighting.

Wood and turquoise match very well. Even though they appear contrasting, it’s precisely their differences that make them such a good match. The turquoise tiles that resemble fish scales are on the colder spectrum of colors, while the well-known sight of wood feels wonderfully warm.

The luxury of a turquoise bathroom is amplified by the marbled sink and golden pipes, straying away from the mainstream glamorous bathrooms that usually don’t have much color and showing how a bold shade of turquoise can uplift even the most high-class interior!

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Those who love modern design often prefer a modern landscape when it comes to their outdoor spaces. While the sleek, contemporary look of a well-planned yard may seem unattainable, the use of native plants can make it surprisingly easy to maintain a yard that’s every bit as interesting as the inside of your home! It’s always helpful to consult an expert when it comes to choosing the best plants for your space, but the tips featured in today’s post will get the ball rolling as you plan a strategy for your yard.

If you’re drawn to plants that are a bit trickier to maintain than native greenery, you can always place them in planters to cultivate a few of them at a time or switch them out with the changing seasons as needed. Keep reading for modern landscaping tips and some stunning outdoor vignettes that are sure to inspire you…

*Photos by Kate Simmons for Decoist

There’s Power in Numbers

If you live in an area where it’s not practical to cultivate a lush, green lawn, you may be interested in creating a more drought-tolerant landscape by using native plants that don’t require much water. Xeriscaping is becoming increasingly popular, and even if you’re not looking to add large amounts of gravel to your yard, you can create an abundant look by grouping plants into clusters. After all, there’s power in numbers!

Whether you saturate an area with a large number of the same plant or you introduce some variety by incorporating a couple of different types of native plants, you can get a modern look by planting greenery in rows or tidy groups.

When “like” plants are placed together and more than one selection is involved, you can achieve eye-catching contrast. Or you can make a statement by including one different plant that stands out in the pack (scroll to the top of the post to see a lone blue agave plant take center stage in a sea of Mexican feather grass).

Even when you group “like” plants, sometimes less is more. The neatly spaced succulents below are striking in their form, and the fact that they are separated by a blanket of basalt gravel makes them all the more prominent:

Create a Base of Greenery

Just as many modern landscaping techniques involve using gravel as a base, the use of greenery as a base can add interest and a sense of abundance. For example, planting rosemary around the base of a tree creates a green “stage” and makes the tree’s setting all the more special. Above and below, we see rosemary at the base of a crape myrtle tree. The tree’s pink blossoms are extra vibrant against the greenery that surrounds them.

You can take this same concept and apply it to smaller additions around your yard, such as greenery in planters. For example, moss beautifully offsets the green succulent in the next featured planter:

Incorporate Rocky Features

Don’t forget about the big impact that can be made with rocky features such as large stones. If you’re lucky enough to have them naturally occurring in your yard, definitely use them to your advantage. If not, you can get help from your local landscaping company. Don’t attempt to move hefty boulders and rocks on your own. Some even require a crane when it comes to installation, so making a thoughtful decision on their placement is key.

Add Interest with Planters

Looking to add more than native greenery to your modern yard? Planters are the perfect way to experiment with growing a range of plants in a smaller setting. Interested in growing plants that won’t survive the winter in your climate? Put them in a planter that you can move inside during the coldest months of the year. Not sure you’re up for planting an assortment of higher-maintenance plants in the ground? Try them out in a pot or planter!

Succulents are an ever-popular planter choice, and many modern design lovers create succulent gardens and plantscapes that feature a range of plants in different colors and forms.

Reserving a couple of planters for seasonal flowers will give you a spot for an ever-evolving garden of blooms. Don’t be afraid to get inspiration from commercial landscaping. Office buildings and outdoor shopping centers are just two of many locations that often showcase large planters filled with flowers. Note the different color combinations, and snap photos of your favorites so you can take them to your local nursery to find out more about the plants.

Planters can help you fill in gaps as you put the finishing touches on your modern landscaping. Need to add height to a section of your yard? Try a tall planter. Looking to create some privacy in a seating area? Create a screen with a row of planters filled with abundant greenery. The possibilities are endless!

While summer isn’t always the best time to put new plants in the ground, it’s a great time to gather inspiration for your modern landscape. Have fun observing, making big changes if you can, or adding little clusters of greenery by incorporating planters. Happy gardening!

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