Before I show the final result, you need to see the before picture.
And now for the after...
The walls were painted Benjamin Moore Decorator's White. The background of the shelves is Benjamin Moore Rock Quarry to balance out the heavy warm tones in the sofa. I recommended a low cost solution to hide the electronics by hanging a curtain rod and simple fabric on the bottom portion of the shelves. Lisa executed this perfectly! Baskets were added to contain dvds, etc. To fill in the shelves, Lisa shopped the house, used spray paint, and found items on clearance at Target - again proving that you do not need to spend a lot to make huge improvements in your home.
Thanks for letting me share Lisa! To read more about the transformation, go here.
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Wow, love those colors and the curtain on the bottom shelf is so smart! Great transformation.
ReplyDeleteFantastic transformation of that shelved wall. Love background paint and how neat the styling is... Great job!
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Beautiful! The shelves are perfect and I love the skirt solution for the cords/boxes.
ReplyDeletei saw it last week at lisa's and LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fun thing to win! Wish you could come to my house!
ReplyDeleteLooks great, Rene. What a difference with those bookcases. Great styling.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so well! I absolutely love the color on the back of the bookshelves and she styled them perfectly!
ReplyDeleteCamille
What an amazing transformation! I love all of the suggestions and how she put it all together. I love the idea of painting the back of shelves a different color. It makes such a huge difference. :)
ReplyDeleteI love simple! Its very nice!
ReplyDeleteLook at that Rene! (and Lisa!) This is awesome. You can actually see the partitions of the shelves now (before they just blended right in). It looks organized and the new pillows look really nice. Really fantastic ladies!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic! Love the colors of the built ins. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteWOW! That's an amazing transformation, and you're right...she did a great job with the execution. To me, this type of project highlights the value of working with an interior designer {even via email}. I never would have thought to use a dark gray to balance out the heavy warm tones of the furniture, but the result is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so great!!! She's a lucky girl to win your moodboard!
ReplyDeleteLove the transformed shelving and a great idea to paint behind the shelving - draws the eye to the wall and interesting items.
ReplyDeleteLove the transformation! The color behind the bookshelves works beautifully with the rust sofa and white walls and really makes the styling on the shelves pop. Great job ladies.
ReplyDeleteWOW...it looks SO much better...clean and organized. Good ideas and a good job executing!
ReplyDeleteI love transformations like this! You were so smart with the paint color too--now the orange in the sofa looks updated contrasted with the gray instead of the beige. Little changes can make such a big difference...
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Thanks Rene, your mood board was the best "win" ever!
ReplyDeleteWow, Rene, the bookcase colors are great and the styling rules! Love too your idea for the fabric skirt to hide the electronics. It adds a some nice softness to the room.
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