Provence/Shabby chic
It was a real trip into the French territory, there was no wine tasting or eating of croissants, but rather an appliqué dance into a project made with love, nobility, purity and femininity.
When I say femininity, I do it because it was asked from me. Just as when Laura says “Jump!” one asks: “How high?” Surprisingly enough there is also a masculine side that resides within this shabby chic interior.
The chromatic used sprung out of the need for peace, femininity and colour as indicated by the possessor of jewellery. I chose shades of white and lavender combined with wood and stone. Nostalgia, delicacy and charm are some words that come to mind when characterizing this proposed interior.
I brought some life to the interior through the strong background colour, a bold way of creating a base for the front scene. An accentuated colour that enriches any interior.
The electric chimney and the candy bar add good taste (literally!) to the interior.
For the dormitory I went with warm tones, ivory-yellow, a pleasing alternative to pure white, which together with the golden accents and the armchair harmoniously form a feminine and perfumed décor.
The extremely spacious dressing has been masked by gliding walls in pastel tones for aerial and complete atmosphere.
The over-sized painting “Woman” by Gh was the final artistic touch that this interior needed to emphasize its femininity and the power of dreams.
As for the exterior, I can’t even begin to describe all. We had a lovely time with Lulu and Lula )
Une maison pour chaque jour, chaque saison at pour tous les beau moments de la vie!
When I say femininity, I do it because it was asked from me. Just as when Laura says “Jump!” one asks: “How high?” Surprisingly enough there is also a masculine side that resides within this shabby chic interior.
The chromatic used sprung out of the need for peace, femininity and colour as indicated by the possessor of jewellery. I chose shades of white and lavender combined with wood and stone. Nostalgia, delicacy and charm are some words that come to mind when characterizing this proposed interior.
I brought some life to the interior through the strong background colour, a bold way of creating a base for the front scene. An accentuated colour that enriches any interior.
The electric chimney and the candy bar add good taste (literally!) to the interior.
For the dormitory I went with warm tones, ivory-yellow, a pleasing alternative to pure white, which together with the golden accents and the armchair harmoniously form a feminine and perfumed décor.
The extremely spacious dressing has been masked by gliding walls in pastel tones for aerial and complete atmosphere.
The over-sized painting “Woman” by Gh was the final artistic touch that this interior needed to emphasize its femininity and the power of dreams.
As for the exterior, I can’t even begin to describe all. We had a lovely time with Lulu and Lula )
Une maison pour chaque jour, chaque saison at pour tous les beau moments de la vie!
Country: Romania