I don’t know about you but I love a good challenge! Recently Chairish, a fabulous company
that buys and sells vintage furniture, décor and accessories, approached me
about participating in a blog challenge.
They sent me several items to select from and I get to create a design
scheme for any room of my choice using these pieces. Sounds more like fun than a challenge to me but I am up for
it!
I decided to create a Dining Room that is shabby chic and
glamorous with natural and rustic elements. For the challenge pieces I selected a bronze and brass
crystal chandelier, distressed wood dining table and white cane accent
chairs. You can see the detailed
pictures below.
I knew I wanted something unexpected and eye catching in
here. Keeping with the shabby chic
feel and adding in a touch of glam I decided to use wallpaper on the ceiling
that has a robin’s egg blue background with a metallic gilded pattern. How amazing is this?!?
Here is the design scheme I came up with for a shabby chic, rustic
meets glam Dining Room!
For the remainder of the furniture I selected neutral “X”
back chairs with a white linen cushion and a distressed blue buffet. The buffet brings in the colors from
the ceiling wallpaper and whimsical printed accent chairs that will be
positioned on either side of it.
To add a natural and rustic element to the space I used
reclaimed wood flooring with a jute rug, small boxwood topiary on the table and
woven seagrass baskets on the buffet shelves.
And even though they weren’t pieces from the challenge I
could not resist the gold wall sconces and mosaic mirror from Chairish that are
located above the buffet. They add
a modern and elegant feel to the room while also tying in the gold from the
chandelier and metallic print on the ceiling wallpaper.
The crystal decanters on the buffet are also from Chairish
and they provide the perfect amount of sparkle and help incorporate the crystal
chandelier to the space.
To make the style slightly more casual I selected iron candle lanterns for the table centerpiece and white ceramic pitchers on the buffet. And the pink peonies in the pitchers add a pop of
color that the space needs!
Here it is all together one last time! Thanks again to Chairish for letting me participate in this fun challenge!
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