Recently, I have been quite drawn to the darker walled rooms... whether it be a lacquered paint or a very dark wood paneling. It is not anything I have ever designed in my own house and have only once or twice recommended to a client... But there is something lately that keeps drawing me in. A coziness... a richness... a sophistication, perhaps. Maybe all these "clean spaces" of late are leaving me wanting more.
I really like the old world glamour it adds to a room. Making a bold design decision such as this is not for the faint of heart...it shows you have conviction in your design style... and it definitely exudes a personal confidence, as well.
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Alicia B. Designs |
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Garrow Kedigian
I am smitten... and cannot think of where to execute this fast enough!
What are your thoughts on the darker walls? Yes or No??
xx,

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Dear Tiffany,
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Billy Baldwin and David Hicks also liked the dark lacquered walls, which are becoming all the rage again. If one can't afford a really good painter, then any color can be special ordered in a gloss finish, just need lots of sanding, primer, and prep for a nice finish. Fine Paints of Europe has an extra thick primer that helps to hide flaws. Enjoy!
Dean