Dining room wall art
bonniedasilva
5 years ago
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Rearranging dining room wall art - pics!
Comments (7)Thanks all. The mirror and large pencil drawing (my 1st college art class final project) stay where they are as does the large Karl Blechen print over the server table. I love the way the large Karl Blechen print looks as you enter the dining area. Now since I do not own this house I will not be adding a chandelier but for $35 from Home Depot I changed out the ceiling fan light kit. It used to be a school house style fixture - yuck! I will probably move 3 frames to the guest bedroom and then play with the arrangement of what I have left over to see how it all looks. With the exception of my art (I also have tow other drawings in this room) and a piece by my daughter who is also a talented artist, everything else is a print or something I found on the internet. One of the photos I found has a special meaning. The day I moved here to live while I was waiting at the WI airport I picked up a newspaper that was laying around. In it was a pic taken at the base of a very tall palm tree in the jungle, Puerto Rico, I think. When I finally had my internet access about 6 weeks later, I actually found the newspaper story online in the arcives and saved the photo. To me it was like a mini sign - of warmer places to come. Thanks again and Merry Christmas!! This is my 2nd Christmas in AZ. I am very blessed and thankful to be here. TYG! Eileen...See MorePlease help me with lighting and a coffee table!
Comments (70)So I was just about to post a new question here and was thinking about this thread and how so many of you wonderful humans took time out a few years ago (omg pre-pandemic!!) when I was redoing my one bedroom condo. I obvs have no idea if people continue to stay on this forum but I’m hoping at least a few people see this so I can say THANK YOU!! Long story to go along with the long years we’ve all faced from early 2020 to now, but short version is soon after I did “refreshed” my place, I moved out of the h*** that was condo living in DC amid the pandemic to stay with my folks in NC. And quickly decided I never wanted to move back to DC! So I sold my place!! And no, I do not regret for a moment the work I put into it bc (1) it looked awesome and (2) it sold within days of being on the market, at a price a tad higher than other places in my own bldg which I attribute to a bit of emotional response bc my condo looked FIRE. So thanks to everyone who made suggestions (even those I didn’t take!). I learned so much and have found so much more confidence in my ability to know what I like, how to ask for help, and most of all…not become overwhelmed with opinions!! I ask for them, but hey…people like different things, no biggie. Anyways, in case anyone is still around, thought I’d share a few pics of how it all turned out in the end. Happy spring everyone!...See MoreDining Room Wall Art
Comments (2)For starters, the chandelier is hung way too high. Extend the rods so lights are at least 34” over the table.. Now, guests can see their food and see the opposite table companions. The entire area looks so tight. How do your guests pull back chairs and walk around (should they need the powder room)? Could we see more photos of dining area and the living area which seems to abut?...See MoreDining room wall art to finish the room!
Comments (11)While lovely your room is a little "over curated". It seems like this room could use a little fun and definitely some color. Find some art that speaks to you, something on canvas with color. go to art shows, art fairs, etsy etc... look for local artists etc.. you could buy 3 or 4 different ones and put them up in rotation so you have a different installation each season or weekend ! lol You room would look amazing and cool with pop art or some abstract art if you are concerned about color try vintage art.. or a reproduction art art is so personal no one can pick for you. What I wouldn't do is pick some piece that "goes with" your decor, avoid the 3 B's: blend in, boring and banal. Pick something that speaks to you/ makes you feel something! I promise it will transform your whole space with life. post pics as you find things! I agree with Yvonne above, painting the grate a color matching the wallpaper will help it disappear, vents are not trim....See Morethreers
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