Kitchen Beach Style Kitchen, Atlanta
Inspiration for a coastal kitchen remodel in Atlanta with quartz countertops — Houzz
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Liz Williams Interiors
They were from looseends.com, but I believe they have been discontinued.
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schuyler wrote:
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Liz Williams Interiors
We purchased these from a company called Loose Ends (looseends.com), but I believe they have been discontinued.
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Shawn Gauthier added this to Clever New Uses for the Picture Frame
Wondering where to display the rocks your family collected on vacation? Hang some thick, natural wood frames and rest the rocks inside. (Museum wax can help hold them in place.) It turns them into instant artwork and places them an unexpected spot.
Becky Harris added this to Houzz Tour: Clean-Lined and Casually Coastal
These hefty frames were found at 14th Street Antiques Market, and are a good example of client/designer collaboration. "We loved the weathered color but weren't sure exactly what to do with them," Williams explains. "I thought they might just go on the wall and stand alone; my client had the collection of white pebbles from her travels and when she placed them on the frames I loved it!"
Would you believe that these kitchen counters are teal Corian underneath? Williams had them treated with a special paint finish to look like limestone. She also had some of the upper cabinet doors removed to create open shelving.
Lisa Frederick added this to Shadow Boxes Get a Sophisticated Spin
Chunky box-style frames, minus their glass, become cute, cottage-style display spaces.More:Medicine Cabinets: How to Get Revenge on Nosy PeopleDesigning With Souvenirs
Rebecca Heane added this to Show Your Resourceful Side With Vintage Coastal Style
Wall ArtUse chunky wood to make simple frames for your beach finds. You may be lucky enough to find some wood that has been washed up on the beach, but if not, use scrap wood from your local lumber yard.Tip: Try painting the frames using a dragging technique. Have plenty of paper towels ready and paint the wood a section at a time. As you paint each section, use another brush to drag the paint off. Wipe the excess paint off on the paper towels.This technique is usually used with a darker paint under a lighter one, but it looks great with just one color over the bare wood.
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Linda Beilke added this to Linda's Ideas
Interesting wall art frames, I like the personalizing and changability
Marie O’R added this to Avalon Condo
Collection of pebbles from homeowners travels..... could do with shells. Ask people to date and write a positive message or work inside a shell, then place it.
Yasmín added this to decorating
LOVE this idea/use of chunky frames.
gumstetter added this to 16ppl
Pic frames from old deck boards
