This room is not completed, but I could not wait to show you guys a peek of what I did yesterday. I showed you the stencil that I was making, which is inspired by Quadrilles Wildflowers II fabric.
The room is being redone as a surprise for an anxious little girl's 6th birthday (due next week!). The walls have been painted the prettiest pale dusty lilac, and I came in to do the stencil. This room is being decorated by the talented Claire Watkins, and I ADORE the built-in's that were added. I was able to see a few of the selected decor choices, and you guys are going to love this room when it's all said and done!
Anyway, here is what I did yesterday:
(I was in the middle of touch-ups, so that's why one of the flowers was missing on the wall in this shot!)
I love that this pattern is clearly floral in nature, but it's not screaming frilly-over-the-top-rose-garden...it's a simple, modern flower, in almost a block print style.
You like?
Have a great weekend!
I like ...a lot! :} Love the pattern and the wall color!
ReplyDeleteYes, I do like that pattern. Very retro looking. I think my dad's boyhood room has wallpaper evoking that pattern. He grew up in the late 40s/early 50s.
ReplyDeleterob - yeah, it is kind of old-fashioned. i think it's the simplicity of the pattern.
ReplyDeletethanks barb!
so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Your stencils amaze me!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Can't wait to see the finished result!
ReplyDeletethanks for the love, everyone!
ReplyDeletelove, love, love this! will you be selling this stencil?
ReplyDeleteLove it! It balances perfectly with the wainscoting!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, you must be so patient with the stencil work you do. Impresses me every time :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love that the stencil is a bit wonky and child like. Just right for a 6 year old's room!
ReplyDeleteI love this stencil.....so many possibilities!!!
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