I like how abstract this laundry bag is. Just barely enough peacock there.

This April 20th aka "4-20" in Boulder there was one of the largest collections of marijuana legalization supporters ever. Here's a picture of CU that day.

You could smell the weed in the air, several blocks away from this scene. Snarfs, the sandwich shop where I work, doubled and nearly tripled it's normal daily sales. Ahh, the munchies.
Within the past year, medical marijuana has been legalized here, and so there are dispensaries on many corners and lots of people have figured out a way to get a medical card for the drug. I don't smoke, but am loosely in favor of legalization of marijuana, though I don't agree with its legalization being solely through the 'medical' pathways. So many people are clearly blurring that distinction and using it for recreational purposes under the guise of 'pain relief'.
In any case, this whole April, here, has been full of various cannibis-related events. And I particularly loved the above peacock poster.

When I worked at Worlds Apart, we carried these cute aprons, this one with a peacock feather print.

Found this little treasure hidden away in my old boss's shelves. Probably from Ecuador. Maybe Peru?

Is this Joanna Newsome? It looks like her. If you don't know who she is, you should listen to this. She's like a fraggle harpist, though she's not plucking the harp in this particular song. I love her music.

In Victoria BC Canada, my friends Phillip and Tara saw some peacocks. They followed one around for a little while.

As seen in Anthropologie, via Apartment Therapy.

A fireplace screen; more seen on Apartment Therapy.

Fancy indeed.

Seen at Lowe's.

You could have them for your very own, here.

Small spaces need special decor too.

Her pen and ink work leaves a lot to the imagination, but gives the extravagance you were hoping for, too.

Her quirky creatures made of bits of linen, old embroidery and the like, make me smile.

"I can't go back to yesterday, because I was a different person then." --Lewis Carroll.
Seen at Pogo design & art boutique.

Whether by makeup or feather placement, the peacock feather's 'eye' enchants!

Safe in a gold-framed crystal bottle.

I'm generally not a fan of taxidermy as decor, but sometimes it can strike the right chord with me. I imagine that these would be hell to dust, but there's also something over-the-top luxurious and wonderful about a full taxidermied peacock indoors.

These three images of peacocks in full display mode are available for my HTC hero Android phone as background settings.

How to make the lovely peacock feather almost go completely unnoticed.

A wreath of fine feathers and a tree skirt are suggested by Elle Decor as kitsch-less christmas items.

West Elm used this lovely image as a model for how to use their floating image picture frames.

Nice splash of color; can be found here. It comes in other colors too.

Juno and Jove is a sweet online store with peacocks for their branding.

From tinctory

Two peacocks seen in the indoor pool of a client on Kingdom, a show I watched on hulu last evening.

I love the delicate browns on this white ceramic peahen, don't you? Anyone know the artist?

from the BBC.

Seen on Apartment Therapy.