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Better Homes and Gardens September 2009 Photo Michael Partenio |
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Hi everyone! It has been a g-o-r-g-e-o-u-s weekend so far here in Minnesota and I couldn't be happier about it! I'm spending way more time outside than in, thus very little computer time.
I did have these images in the cue queue (thank you anonymous commenter), however, so I thought today might be a good day to share them with you. Easy post for me (going with honesty is the best policy here) and some nice eye candy and inspiration for you. Win-win, right?
house and home Photo Eric Piasecki
At Home Arkansas Photo Nancy Nolan
Joe Schmelzer Photography via DecorPad
Hey! How did this one get in here? :-)
Good Housekeeping photo: Michael Partenio
Enjoy the rest of your weekend...
I still love the idea and since then have run across just a few more examples of how a single paint stripe can be used to make an impact. The great thing about it is that it would take very little time or money to do, but it can make a room!
Two simple choices here, to use a bold color for the stair runner rather than a neutral and to repeat that color in a simple stripe of paint above the molding, make this a stand-out staircase.
houseandhome.com Photo Dan Duchars
The single stripe in this boys bedroom unifies it and takes it to the next level.
Sunset Photo E. Spencer Toy
Combining a single stripe with the picture frames is a great idea, isn't it?
Wendy at The Shabby Nest used a single paint stripe to create the illusion of width in her sons' narrow bedroom. Isn't it a cute room? You can see the rest of it here. I don't have an image for this, but in a room with very high ceilings, a single paint stripe painted lower (at average ceiling height) can be used to stop your eye and keep it at room level.
Have you used a single paint stripe to make a design statement in your home? If not, where/how would you use one (or not?)...
Have a great weekend!
Elle Decor Photo: Peter Murdock
Just a hodge podge of shelf inspiration today that I had saved and thought you might want to see. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!
A shelf across a window (how amazing is the window?!!!)...
These custom bookshelves from BHG.com were created by raising up ready-to-assemble cabinets, adding custom doors and topping with a bridge to make them look like built-ins...
I like the way Style at Home editor Erin McLaughlin utilized this wall space in her small home...
Putting a bookcase on this wall was a great solution to utilize this akward space and move the furniture away from the wall...
If you're short on display space, how about using your windows as a shelf? (obviously you don't want to go crazy with this idea or it could get pretty cluttered, but I think the way they've displayed the artwork in this room works)...
A wall of shelves makes a statement...
These shelves at diyideas.com were made from drawers...
BHG.com says, "A recessed nook is the perfect place to show off your favorite art and display your collections. Remove a section of drywall to reveal a 4- to 8-inch-deep niche between wall studs. Consult a contractor to make sure it's safe to remove any horizontal bracing elements. Then add shelves"...
A clever idea and great use of space to add the shelf/desk at the end of these bunkbeds...
Kitchen space saver. A TV shelf built into the island...
We've seen variations of this idea before, but I still love the idea of utilizing the space underneath the stairs...
Coastal Living Photo Matthew Gilson
In a small bathroom without much storage or room to set things, a shelf above the sink can be a perfect solution. BHG.com shows you how to make this one...
A bookshelf "headboard"...
BHG.com shows you how to make this bedside shelf...
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