It's very nice to meet you. Now that we've been formally introduced, I can understand all of the confusing photos that have been posted for this new Fiesta color. The camera has a hard time reading this lovely medium blue shade.
The lapis individual pasta bowl is sitting on a sapphire plate. The mini pitchers are (left to right) cobalt, periwinkle and peacock. Now let's add a vintage Riviera creamer.
Can you see the difference between sapphire and lapis in the afternoon sun? It's as if a little bit of peacock glaze has been blended into the sapphire formula.
Lapis looks great inside, too.
I'm going to enjoy adding this new hue to the tabletop!
I love this color! I just might have to add a few pieces of this to my stash!
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the photos, Daphne! Lapis seems like a very hard color to capture. I especially like the photo with the bowl amid the flowers. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteYes, all the pictures on Facebook had me on the fence about it but once I saw it in person, I really liked it. I had a hard time telling the difference between Peacock and Lapis in my kitchen (very bad lighting). It will work with many tablescapes. I am trying to post my first one today.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics. Cant wait to add some
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ReplyDeleteSo sorry about all the comments. I guess I really like LaPeace
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