Still some things to add/change, but I thought I'd post a before and after, now that I've hung my mirror and frames.
I had to turn the lights on to get a decent shot, it's late in the afternoon and very overcast today....
And here's the rendered image again of how it's supposed to look:
Nearly there!
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Family room progress
It's been a while, but I'm finally back to doing some decorating - hurrah! We had our new couch delivered yesterday, so (at last!) I'm getting on with the family room makeover.
Last year I had a design consultation with Kristine from Lemonbutter Furnishings & Interiors, and I've been working away at collecting bits and pieces for the room ever since.
This is what we started with:
Much as I love my colours, the old navy couches made the room look so, SO dark and gloomy. So I had in mind a warm white modular couch, to lighten things up. Kristine suggested a large silver-framed mirror as well, to reflect extra light and make the space appear a bit larger. Here's the computer mock-up of her suggested layout:
The colour palette revolves around the wall colours (dark teal and olive-beige), the warm white of the couch and the chocolate of the ottoman (which I don't have yet):
And she suggested accents of silver and olive drab:
The silver adds some glamour and is reflective too, so again, should lighten things up a bit.
Last year I had a design consultation with Kristine from Lemonbutter Furnishings & Interiors, and I've been working away at collecting bits and pieces for the room ever since.
This is what we started with:
Much as I love my colours, the old navy couches made the room look so, SO dark and gloomy. So I had in mind a warm white modular couch, to lighten things up. Kristine suggested a large silver-framed mirror as well, to reflect extra light and make the space appear a bit larger. Here's the computer mock-up of her suggested layout:
The colour palette revolves around the wall colours (dark teal and olive-beige), the warm white of the couch and the chocolate of the ottoman (which I don't have yet):
And she suggested accents of silver and olive drab:
The silver adds some glamour and is reflective too, so again, should lighten things up a bit.
Labels:
decorating,
family room
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