May 30, 2011

Painted Dishes

Satellite dishes, that is.

I saw these funky painted dishes on an apartment building in an "ethnic" part of Amsterdam. What a marvelously creative way to color your world.

 Amsterdam, 2011

 [click to enlarge to see more colors!]

Linking to fans of color at Mellow Yellow Monday and Blue Monday.

17 comments:

  1. I have often wondered why no-one ever thought to decorate these ugly grey dishes with pretty 'skins' or painting.

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  2. How creative - it sure stands out :)
    Have a nice week!

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  3. Flower-power in the land of tulips ;-)

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  4. Fantastic idea! And so much fun, too :D

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  5. What a good idea! They look so much better with colourful designs.

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  6. Great idea! Love that beautiful blue.

    Happy Blue Monday.

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  7. They are lovely, make me smile:)
    You should come back to Poland one day, Francisca - it's changed here a lot here!
    Have a nice week:)

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  8. They're certainly prettier. I have no idea how they work — I always assumed they were grey because it was the best color for capturing satellite images, but I guess maybe not.
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  9. this is a neat idea! it looks like kids made an art project out of these satellite dishes.:p
    great find!

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  10. Lol, I bet they make you smile especially on a dreary day!

    The logs cabins are hidden in groves in the palace grounds, I imagine they tried to make them as unobtrusive as possible...

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  11. I've not seen this before. Pretty nice.

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  12. Now this is my first! Very creative and I love the colors!

    Yellow Tulips
    Blue Monday

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  13. These disks are real pieces of art!

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  14. Love the whimsy! It's so creative. :)

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  15. This is something I have never seen! How very cool!

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