Developing our dining room decor - actually our entire first floor's decor, has been an
Our dining room has a small slice of wall - it measures 37" between the moulding of the flanking archways, that has scale and balance issues when you consider it also has a
Here's a Then & Now of how the bachelor's chest is styled. Its very interesting to me how versatile this piece of furniture is and how it enables me to bring a lot of flair into the room.
Do you prefer the "Then" version?
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| {Bali Hai by Henry Link Bachelor's Chest, painted Royal Blue High Gloss by Rustoleum Paints (oil paint). Styled with an orchid, a beverage tray, mirror and decorative plates hung on the wall.} |
Or the "Now" version?
I love how this little chest really pops with the bolder accent pieces. The "Now" version has started me thinking about the rest of the dining room. I have a few ideas dancing in my head and I hope to post an update soon!
So do you prefer the "Then" or "Now" version? What changes would you suggest for the "Now" vignette styling? Do you have a spot in your house that you quickly restyle with key accessories? What is your most versatile piece of furniture? I'd love to hear your ideas!
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8 comments:
Robin -- I loved the then, until I saw the now -- it looks stunning! Totally out of a magazine. Love it!
PS Do you mind sharing where you found that amazing vase?
Duh, just saw it is from Home Goods -- sorry!
I love that blue! I also really love the lamp and vase, so I guess I like the now... but the then was beautiful too!
Gorgeous! I love the "now" version!
Looks lovely! It's so much brighter now!
The "now" is much sleeker and sophisticated. Think you're on the right track. The less on that table, the better. It now is being shown off and the picture really had some pop. Great job!
I Love the now, that lamp is so cool. The blue lacquer is AWESOME!! Happy to be your newest follower. :)
Karah
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