Click image for a larger view.Interior design is not a science - that is something I've come to learn after reading designer interviews and articles, and learning how designers actually carry out their projects. That is a bit of a relief for me. Do you ever have the impression, like I do, that the best designers know right away exactly what they are going to do with a space and exactly how it will be executed? And they never make mistakes? How intimidating! But I think even the best sometimes have to improvise, and often come up with great ideas in the process.
In
Garrow Kedigian's Upper East Side NY apartment, he wanted to use a flea-market mirror above the sofa, but it didn't have the size and heft needed. So ... he simply framed the frame. By improvising, Garrow found a way to retain the appeal of the original frame, but also make it work in the space.
Very clever.
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See New York Social Diary for more photos of the apartment and charming attic office.
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7 comments:
Very!!!
I agree, finding a worthy frame for a painting or mirror is getting harder. The reuse-more green-and the quality of the older ones are so appealing. la
yes indeed, i read the article also and found the idea also fantastic, in the past i did at my parents place also with an old frame that wasn't big enough :-)
DAvid
That is clever! Thanks for the tip!
LOVE THIS!
So pleased you are on my blog roll of favorites...and my readers can find you.
cheers, www.thestylesaloniste.com
Dianne - Thank you for including me!
–Lana
What an interesting trick! Haven't heard that one before! Very clever!
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