8 Master Bedrooms that 'Color us Romantic'
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Gillian C. Rose Interior Design added this to The Magic Behind 8 Romantic Master-Bedroom Palettes
Here’s a modern oasis in Midtown Manhattan that my colleagues and I designed. The art of seduction abounds. As you enter, you can see only partially into its inner sanctum, signaling mystery and intrigue. A custom fiber optic sheer tulle drape creates privacy. The fiber optic sheer lights up to look like a faint view of constellations.The lavender on the wall seen here (I Do by Fine Paints of Europe) is beautiful, but at night it can look too gray and seem too cool, so we painted the other three walls in a light coffee color (Coffee Light by Fine Paints of Europe) and the ceiling a soft white. The first two colors both have elements of red in them, and thus contribute to the feelings of desire. Meanwhile, the nautilus photograph, by Robert LeBeau, personifies eternal beauty and life. MoreSet the Mood: 4 Colors for a Romantic BedroomKey Measurements to Help You Design Your Dream BedroomRelated Resources on HouzzFind a designerBrowse photos of the latest bedrooms
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the painted picture of the shell on blue background!
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Here’s a modern oasis in Midtown Manhattan that my colleagues and I designed. The art of seduction abounds. As you enter, you can see only partially into its inner sanctum, signaling mystery and intrigue. A custom fiber optic sheer tulle drape creates privacy. The fiber optic sheer lights up to look like a faint view of constellations.
The lavender on the wall seen here (I Do by Fine Paints of Europe) is beautiful, but at night it can look too gray and seem too cool, so we painted the other three walls in a light coffee color (Coffee Light by Fine Paints of Europe) and the ceiling a soft white. The first two colors both have elements of red in them, and thus contribute to the feelings of desire.
Meanwhile, the nautilus photograph, by Robert LeBeau, personifies eternal beauty and life.
Hi Getmeontheroad, yes, it is indeed an incredible piece. It was a custom made fiberoptic panel that we added a silver metallic silk boarder too. While this one worked wonderfully, there were electrical issues so I have no idea where to find another one. I had the panel for several for almost a decade and waited for the right client to use it.
Gillian C. Rose Interior Design, You chose well, it's really wonderful. Sorry though that I won't be able to find it.....