Study Visit to Victoria and Albert Museum

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I  visited the Victoria and Albert Museum and seen some colourful stain glass art which I found really inspiring as the colours really catched my eyes. I would like to combine some of these colours to my colour pallet because I think it would work well with my floral theme for spring summer.





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