Oh, and I've baked two cakes and 6 GIANT loaves of my favorite Sheepherder's bread for a fund raising dinner at my church. (Still two cakes to go tomorrow night). Thus, the delay in my final reveal of the Charlotte, N.C. Restyle project. We were thrilled with the result. I'll post several photos tonight, but will follow up with additional ones in the next night or two. It's a pretty dramatic change! Go back and review the "before" shots, then weigh in with a comment or two about your thoughts-better or not?!
A long shot of the room looking towards the oh-s0 stylish new draperies! I'll send you some links to order fabric and/or draperies in the final post with more photos. Can't get enough of my favorite chandelier. Both the look and the price are perfect! All the details are just a bit more urban and hip. It's a nice change for sure. I love the way our stripes turned out, and of course that SW Warm Stone is the perfect base color. Both dramatic and neutral.
I'm falling asleep between every description! Oh, dear. Take a look at the rest of these photos. I've had so many requests to complete the documentation of the Restyle project. I'll go back and edit with my descriptions tomorrow...or when ever I can! Enjoy the view! Let me know what you do and don't like!
9 comments:
Absolutely lovely!
Love the last photo that's so U. And I love seeing my hanging lamp anywhere.
Lisa
Beautiful, as always! Love the chandelier the most.
Beautiful room! Love the color of your furniture. I just painted and reupholstered some similar dining chairs.
Love it all! So chic and hip. Coveting the light fixture, and wishing that--of all things--Mark didn't have an opinion about painting my china hutch.
Gorgeous!!! I hope my chandelier isn't too small.
This looks an awful lot like my house!! ;) And it looks even better in person!!
Love the dining room! Very inspiring. Thanks for all the pics. It is beautiful! Enjoy your day!
Lovely. I love the colors. The painted furniture and chandelier are my favorite parts.
I can't figure out what the art is next to the china cabinet??
The art next to the china cabinet is a botanical of a fig! It's very cool in person and has a coordinate that I like even more! In person, it is more easily identified. (I think it has the fig as a correct botanical name as well...)
Don't worry, I've had some clients think it is some kind of beetle! I think you'd like it in person.
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