Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

White Laquer Bronze Eagle Lamp Before and After

If you read my blog yesterday you know that I opened my etsy shop, Chroma Lights.  As promised here is a before and after of one of the items listed in my shop: 

 
before
 
 
 
 
after
 
I laquered the wooden part in a super shiny high glossy white.  This lamp could go into a varity of settings but I always imagine this one in an aviator inspired little boys room.  I know that is very specific but with the white it is a good mix with the rustic bronze, hard and soft, imaginative and heroic.  Kind of like little boys made of snakes, snails, and puppy dog tails and this is the trophy he gets at the end of the day for coming home the dirtiest of all his friends. Ugh my imagination, lol!  Anyway, what do you think about this update?  In what room in your house could you see this going into?
 
Consider using my expertise for your next home decor project. Send me an email, audrey@chromaandhue.com or visit my website, chromaandhue.com.
 
 

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Salon Style #2

I know that this is being posted the same day and vertually minutes after my first salon style post.  It's my blog...so sue me :-P Lol really though I have been trying to post that 1st Salon Style blog for the past week but my computer was acting weird and not letting me.  So ironically tonight I find amazingness happening here.


Right! Nice Em Hen!  Loving the color combo of lilac and orange. Love the hanging chandelier that is over the laquered dresser which I also love and most importantly I love the salon wall that adds additional color, texture, age, and interest to the space.  Once again another successful use of Salon Style.

Interested in having me design your interiors?  Call me, 202.747.5716, or send me an email, audrey@chromaandhue.com.

Salon Style #1

I am in super like with this space.  Love the stripes with the frames.  Mix different frames with stiped patterned walls by making all of the frames the same color.  This is a great thrift store project.  Collect inexpensive frames and paint them all one uniform color.  Then add in all of those family photos that are scattered around the house onto one wall.  Super chic!



As an artist I love to see collections of family photos and keepsakes on walls.  It is one of the most inexpensive ways to bring art and style into your home. Todays Salon Style moment of the day comes from here.

Like the way I see interiors?  Let's talk!  Send me an email at audrey@chromaandhue.com.