Adding an extra little bit of really thin (and super cheap) crown molding at the tops really finishes them off and makes all the difference.. On a side note, if you’re wondering what’s up with the lighting in the room, we were having yet another overcast day when I found the time to snap these photos so I had the overhead lights on.
archives to get all caught up on all the nitty-gritty of the first part of the renovation..I think it’s safe to say that we’re in the home stretch now so I put together this mood board to give you an idea of where we’re headed in this room as far as the design goes.
The great thing is that a lot of the stuff on the board is already installed in the room!I’m going for kind of a farmhouse fresh look in there to fit in with our home’s surroundings, with plenty of really high-quality traditional elements that will stand the test of time.. I’ve included a list of all of my sources for everything below, as well as some thoughts on where I might be able to get some of the missing pieces!.Mood board sources:.
Waterhill Light Fixture in Chrome by Moen.Old shutter for a window covering (I have these already!
found me the perfect pair on her parents’ farm!).
Wall Color: CIL Zeppelin (I wrote a post all about why I think this is.We started out with basically whatever flavors we found we had on hand in the cupboard..
Those colors look pretty darn tropical together, don’t they?OK then, better add some pineapple to this mix too.. Fun science fact: Fresh pineapple and fresh pineapple juice contain something called bromelain, which digests proteins and prevents Jello from setting.
If you’d like to add pineapple to your Jello, make sure it’s canned or tetra-packed.The pasteurization that the pineapple goes through for canning deactivates the bromelain.