Mollie Ranize Hi there. I actually found the fabric at a fabric store in downtown Los Angeles a few years ago. I had it in my inventory because I loved the colors and knew that it would get a good home one day. This turned out to be the perfect use. I'm sorry I don't have any manufacturer's information to give you. But I'm glad that you like it! All the best.
Loom Decor @ odriguezjill1027 loomdecor.com would love to help you recreate this pillow. please feel free to email me jackie@loomdecor.com
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Mollie Ranize Hi Clarissa,
I found that fabric a few months prior at a fabric store in downtown Los Angeles and quickly sewed it into a pillow for this charity project. I'm glad you like it!
Best, Mollie www.dmarinteriors.com
More wood crates are stacked for an ad hoc bookcase. Painting the interiors of the crates a rainbow of bright hues relates to the bright colors downstairs and the Missoni-like pillows nearby. This is a fun and inexpensive solution for dressing up utilitarian crates.
Style Secret: Color BlockingColor blocking has been around for years, in fashion as well as interior decorating. But sometimes it's hard to think beyond simply painting squares of varying shades on the walls. Remember that color blocks can take the form of any material: fabric, flooring, accessories. In this space a mustard ceiling, blue draperies and a rainbow of hues on the backs of the storage crates and the throw pillow create a blocked effect that goes far beyond the paintbrush. Color your world: Color blocking doesn't have to be permanent. The next time you throw a dinner party, try using a different shade for each place setting and matching vessels to the tone of the foods served in them (a red transferware bowl for strawberries, perhaps, or a green majolica platter for asparagus). Or how about a modular gallery wall? Hang a series of canvases that are each painted a different solid color, then move them around or swap them out as you like.
Use: Stacked shelvesResult: Tall storage that is even more interesting when not perfectly aligned.Hint: If you have more than two or three crates in your stack, nail them together for safety. You don't want a tower of heavy boxes and crates to fall on anyone.
Paint is your best friend when it comes to color trends. It’s cheap and easy, and the creative options are endless. Look around your space and see what little nooks and crannies could benefit from a bold color makeover. Bookshelves are a great place to start. Paint the insides of your shelves in one or more bright colors, then watch your room take on an entirely new personality with little effort or cost.
2. Bookcase. Making a bookcase would be great. Contemporary splashes of color are fun, and the nice thing about this bookcase is that when redecorating, I could just paint them another color. I do seem to change colors quite often.
2. Bookcase. Making a bookcase would be great. Contemporary splashes of color are fun, and the nice thing about this bookcase is that when redecorating, I could just paint them another color. I do seem to change colors quite often.
Bookcase. Making a bookcase would be great. Contemporary splashes of color are fun, and the nice thing about this bookcase is that when redecorating, I could just paint them another color. I do seem to change colors quite often. Wine boxes
Hint: If you have more than two or three crates in your stack, nail them together for safety. You don't want a tower of heavy boxes and crates to fall on anyone.
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Wine box Bookcase. Making a bookcase would be great. Contemporary splashes of color are fun, and the nice thing about this bookcase is that when redecorating, I could just paint them another color. I do seem to change colors quite often.
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