Last week, I
posted about giving a chandelier new life with a coat of spray paint. That was not my first go round with a can of spray paint. In fact, my obsession with spray paint began in May when I was revamping my dining area.
My inspiration for the walls in my dining area was the picture above from
TradHome. I love the designers use of the multiple wall sculptures and mirrors. I began searching for something similar that didn't break the bank. I found my wall flowers on the
Plantation Home website. (love, love, love! this website. want a million things). The only problem: the wall flowers were gold and I needed silver. Thus, my love affair with spray paint began.
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Wall flower before |
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Wall Flowers Mid Spray |
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Wall Flowers Silver |
This round of spray painting did not require steel wool or a primer. I laid out the paper bags and whipped out my spray paint. It literally took 30 minutes start to finish. I'm thrilled with the finished product and I think they look fab in my dining area. (Although I occasionally think I need to hang more. Any opinions?)
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Finito! |
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