Use old linen curtains found at Flea markets to set a rustic table.
Use Harrison Howard beautiful wall paintings to create a focal point in any room,
can you imagine a child’s room? Fairytale!
Use a corridor wall for a design board, or collection of family photos
or inspiring images clipped from magazines.
Use an empty frame in front of a framed mirror (it can be a more simple frame).
Use an antique chandelier and luxurious draperies in an industrial style loft.
Use a contrasting trim on a solid color curtain to make it extraordinary.
Use Schumacher's Tortoise Shell wall covering for a built in cabinet.
Follow me on Pinterest and you’ll see what I mean.
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8 comments:
I do enjoy Pinterest, though I got Off of it because I sometimes feel the constant frenzy of doing it diminishes some of the inspiration for Me. I love your suggestion of the harrison howard piece in the children's room. this is an area of the House that clients can Not be objective, so often they think children must have play characters rather than ART. Never too early to start them out right! pgt
I especially love the "House Beautiful" inspiration...there are so many wonderful elements to this room, in addition to the frame-on-mirror. I am patiently waiting for this gracious style to return---I think that we are on the cusp. Thanks. Mary
Love the tortoise wallpaper...so much so I am using it and giving you credit for inspiration.
Adore your thoughts on the beginning of the week. Stunning images. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
I love the old linens on the rustic table... I have put a mirror in front of a mirror on a mantel... on close inspection I think maybe this image is another mirror... it looks beveled to me and wouldn't the back of the mirror reflect something unappealing? Just an observation without my glasses. I agree with the previous comment... a childs surrounding should be filled with real art. Delightful post. Thank you,
Albarosa! I visit your blog from time to time and enjoy your post.
Lee
Love the yellow drapes with the contrasting trim!
Nice to see you last week Albarosa!
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maria
Nice to see your blog, you have a great stuff. I really enjoyed and got a lot while visiting your blog.
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I definitely left inspired! I would love to try a board like that with a photo collage and random articles, notes and such pinned on it!
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