...the perfect accessories for a regal room.
Works perfectly against black walls + white walls alike.
I am just completely in love with the look.
Posted by ashlina {the decorista} at 4:58 AM
Labels: accessories, black, brass, decorating, decorating ideas, styling, vintage, white
11 comments:
They are a fabulous tool for decorating! I see them all the time at antique markets.Think I will try this.
i POSTED one a few weeks ago that Eddie Ross redid..bamboo..amazing. ugh. on the lookout!
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love the mix of brass with vintage. Gives such a nice feeling to a room.
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so funny I am currently eying a brass bookcase to add some glam to my appartment. Have a wonderful day Ashlina!
I shop often at an antique shop in Marblehead, MA. Great items, but whenever I go to reach for one of the vintage trophies in one of her "for sale" vignettes, she always tells me they are not for sale. Frustrating! I love the look of them in displays and I am determined to break her down some day to sell me one or two :-)
Thanks for sharing these photos.
This is an awesome way to display awards. On a bookcase... I like it:)
I'm new to the site and can't stop ouu'ing and ahhh'ing over the inspiration here. Thank you. I'm your new faithful follower.
xoxo Heather
I love trophies! There's a white ceramic one I've been eyeing at my local HomeGoods that I might have to pick up now. Thanks for the inspiration :)
I love that spotted chair like chocolate- so fantastic. The trophies are lots of fun!
I am loving myself a vintage trophy...tried to find some to turn into lamps for the living room but found some furbish ones instead...thansk for reminding me that I need to invest in a trophy moment somehow still!
Brass bookshelves - that's something I've never come across in UK interior design! It certainly brings something fresh and different to a room's vintage design, an interesting move away from wood or glass and an extra kick of colour.
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