You can find India colors, patterns and design in Clawson, Michigan where there is a store called Leon & Lulu. It’s full of fun colors and an energetic mix of furniture, art and gifts. I saw really creative inspiration of how to weave Indian pieces in your home …
Indian boxes on a cocktail table, and Indian firework containers balancing on tall colorful ceramic candlesticks – what a fun idea:
Here’s a great idea – get not just one Indian wood tiger toy on wheels. Get a whole bunch. And line them all up under cool wall art (this one is metal with words cut out):
We saw colorful kantha animals, wearing threaded jewels:
These Indian figures looked really familiar:
A few years ago, I posted very similar ones I photographed in Kochi, India:
The red ones above at Leon & Lulu are a good tall size and very reasonably priced.
These seem to be painted paper mache. The scene says to me, “I love India style:”
Pretty jewel-toned jewels displayed on old wood:
There are many things beyond India items at Leon & Lulu. My mom and I spent hours there looking at all the inspiration for decorating.
Something like this temperature conversion chart would be useful when I go to India and think in Fahrenheit:
I like this combo of things:
Lamp bases made of wallpaper printing spools:
I loved these displays as a way to show collections and art:
A few weeks ago, I was in Denver and posted an Instagram of these metal figures climbing up a wall in the hotel lobby:
Well guess what. I saw some very similar ones here that you can hang on your walls:
I also liked these vintage wall stencil rollers. The patterned parts feel like rubber. They have pins on the ends so I could see these suspended vertically between pieces of wood and a bunch displayed in a row:
We left with minds buzzing of new ideas from what we saw at Leon & Lulu, and a few shopping bags in our hands too. And oh yeah, they have a big section of funny gifts. I left with a bit of smeared mascara from laughing so hard. All in all, a fun time! This kind of a shop is a great reminder to not take our homes and décor too seriously.
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