Making the Rounds

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Color and texture are common methods for bringing cohesion to the various elements of a room, but in one of the rooms at the farm, we used shape to pull it all together.


 


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The first piece of furniture that we purchased for the farm was the nickel-plated Irvington bed.


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 We then found this stainless steel side table that replicated the finial spheres of the bed.


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We were excited that our $60 bid won this table at an auction of antique furniture.


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We then scoured our various “collections” for other rounded shapes.


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Including some of the first thrift store finds Josh ever made when he moved to NYC


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On a weekend road trip we found this sculpture that had blown off the top of an out of use courthouse.


Last Autumn we bid on this mid-century lamp at a charity auction.


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A scavenger hunt through your own home (get the kids to help look for the shapes) might give you an entirely new look for a room you’ve grown bored with.

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Published on April 24, 2012 04:12
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message 1: by Trish (new)

Trish very cool. very much a mix of the feminine (rounded, white:can a sex claim a color?) and masculine (no curtains, steel, nickel, metal)... but fast whatever sex you are


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