I just loved seeing all the little mid century details in Sri Lankan homes! They were everywhere, like little whispers from the past.
Here, the hexagon-shaped metal window grills in my sister-in-law's home. These are invaluable for letting the breezes in while keeping intruders out:
Details from an adorable mid century-print tablecloth that used to belong to my mother-in-law:
A "hairpin" balcony on a storefront near my sister-in-law's home (I remember so many of these from my childhood):
I also loved the striking circular tilework on the walls of a house near the place we stayed during our holiday:
There were so many other amazing mid century details we saw everywhere. Alas, I just couldn't get photos of them (traveling with a toddler doesn't allow for many photo-ops, unfortunately). But next time we go to Sri Lanka I'm determined to take those pics. Can't wait to share them, but until then I have a lot more mid century goodness to show you in the days to come. :-)
Here, the hexagon-shaped metal window grills in my sister-in-law's home. These are invaluable for letting the breezes in while keeping intruders out:
Details from an adorable mid century-print tablecloth that used to belong to my mother-in-law:
A "hairpin" balcony on a storefront near my sister-in-law's home (I remember so many of these from my childhood):
I also loved the striking circular tilework on the walls of a house near the place we stayed during our holiday:
There were so many other amazing mid century details we saw everywhere. Alas, I just couldn't get photos of them (traveling with a toddler doesn't allow for many photo-ops, unfortunately). But next time we go to Sri Lanka I'm determined to take those pics. Can't wait to share them, but until then I have a lot more mid century goodness to show you in the days to come. :-)
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