Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2010

The Art of Seeing Potential


I believe I am the type of person that is able to see past the surface, and look at the potential in things. Sometimes I see more potential than there actually is, but it's better to overreach and possibly discover something wonderful or life changing, than it is to sit back and find nothing at all.


Anyhoo... A loooong time ago (ok, not that long ago), I saw this "antique couch" for sale on Craigslist through the ever so popular blog, Apartment Therapy. I just had to have it. Even though it was more traditional than my taste usually allows, I saw the potential. But I just knew it was sold because once something is seen on AT, it goes viral. But the stars aligned, and the universe wanted me to have this couch- it was available. Done and done. I bought it.

After I putting my personal touch on it and using spray primer and black semi-gloss spray paint, here is the result...


Thursday, April 15, 2010

I Spy...


... An amazing bedroom created by the blogger of Knight Moves. She even breaks down where all of this amazing furniture came from. Her design sense is phenomenal, as you can see below.



I love the color of the walls; and the contrast of traditional, victorian, and contemporary elements. The juxtaposition of patterns and textures works masterfully. Check out more of her home on her blog.


-FYI, I die for that bench. I have something similar in my own home, which I will be revealing soon.

Monday, December 21, 2009

Find Me a Cocktail Table


My friend emailed me that she liked the cocktail table in the Eating With Art and Soul post. She said that she would like something similar in her condo, but that it cannot take up too much space.

Here is the cocktail table:



Here are some options she may want to explore...


Inexpensive options:
Find at: Overstock.com; Modern 38-inch Mariner Coffee Table, $93.99. This coffee table is a great size for condo living, and the glass material does not visually demand your space. It still allows the room to look open.
Find at: Overstock.com; Contemporary Black Coffee Table, $165.95. This coffee table is perfect for a small space. It is multifunctional, and they are nesting tables that can be pushed together to create more space. Pull them apart for guests and entertaining.



Find at Etsy.com; Kidney Bean Coffee Table; $159.00. It comes in 4 different stains. Also try lushpad.com for 8 more color choices, and its cheaper at $115.00.

lushpad.com



Moderately priced options:

Find at Modern Line Furniture; $199.95. This is actually an end table, but I think it would work superbly as a coffee table. At 29"l x 23"w x 20"h; this is ideal for a small space.


Find at Eurway.com; Trace Cocktail Table, $263.20



More expensive options:
Find at Eurway.com; Eko Cocktail Table; $335.20.




Find at Eurway.com; Hannah Cocktail Table, $423.20. I love the bold statement of this table without being too large and commanding. It's contemporary and sleek. It pairs perfectly with all types of decor.

Hope this helps!

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Home Goods Excursion: Part II- Furniture, Pillows and Buddha


More Home Goods finds:


Tufted chairs are my favorite...



This chair really belongs in my house, and not in the store. The pattern isn't great, but the shape and style are perfect.



The silver tacking detail on the back of the chair caught my eye.
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Pillows!

I know, more pillows. But I'm addicted... and its such any easy design fix.

'Sigh'- I love these pillows. They would look so good on this bed.



Take your pick. This is on one of many isles of pillows.




Many of you who know me know that I am absolutely a fan of Buddha statues. Let's just say, I have more than one in my house. They make me feel harmonious, and so at peace. Just look into Buddha's face- don't you feel at peace already?

Stay tuned for the final episode of Home Goods Excursion...