Inspirational Shape {The Quatrefoil}
Today I am going to keep it short, sweet & simple. I have loved the shape of the quatrefoil for a quite sometime now and wanted to post a few of my favorite images with the beautiful shape. I love the shape so much that it has become a part of my soon to launch newly designed website and blog. Come back tomorrow for a sneak peek!
Here are a few fabulous facts about the quatrefoil:
-In Christianity, each of the leaves of the quatrefoil have symbolized the four evangelists of the Bible: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
-In Native American culture, the four leaves of the quatrefoil are believed to symbolize the four ends of the earth. This represents Native American prayers to the North, South, East, and West.
-According to the Seattle First Baptist Church, the quatrefoil is an ancient symbol of good luck.
-Since it is easy to divide a quatrefoil into equal portions or into other shapes, it has also come to symbolize harmony, symmetry, and proportion.
Image Via: Jeneration Interiors
Image Via: Jeneration Interiors
Image Via: Houzz
Image Via: Charm Home
Image Via: Turquoise LA
Image Via: Studio Ten 25
Image Via: David Jimenez
Image Via: Decor Pad
Fran says
I have always been a fan!! These inspirational pics are stunning!
Jennifer Jensen says
This is definitely one of my favorite shapes. Thanks for the lovely pictures.
Jen@Organized-Design says
Love these pictures! I have also been a big fan of this design. Love reading your blog!
Sheri says
you know I’m a fan!
Emily Z says
Target is selling this mirror online and in stores for $20! They call it the Clover Mirror. Their mirrors look identical to the ones in the picture by Charm Home.
bbrunophotography says
Abbe, thanks for doing the legwork. I enjoyed the history lesson! That is such a graceful shape, and it does create a sense of harmony, doesn’t it? (I especially like the soothing wallpaper in that last pic.)
Loving your blog!❤
studioten25 says
Your so welcome Bonnie! Thank you for stopping by the blog and I’m glad you loved the post.
Abbe