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Our 6 Favorite Ways to Decorate with Floral Prints
I must have flowers, always and always,” declared French Impressionist Claude Monet. And when it comes to our homes, we couldn’t agree more. Floral prints have long been one of the most widely used motifs in interior design: Billy Baldwin famously outfitted Diana Vreeland’s living room in floor-to-ceiling scarlet chintz; David Netto used an abstract iteration in his midcentury home ; Mark D. Sikes has a penchant for pairing them with stripes.
Here, we explore a wealth of ways to incorporate floral prints into the home, including ideas for maximalists and minimalists alike. Consider it yet another love letter to the enduring beauty of blooms.
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Photo by Lesley Unruh.
Photo by Lesley Unruh.
Make It Match
This coordinating look takes cues from the English, who have always loved taking a print and repeating it across a room. Pick your favorite floral pattern and run as wild with it as you want. Match wallpaper with curtains and upholstered pieces for a bold look, or choose just a few key furnishings across the room for something more subtle.
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Photo by Lesley Unruh.
Photo by Lesley Unruh.
The Subtle Statement
If going all-out with florals isn’t your cup of tea, consider using a single motif as the centerpiece of your room. Amid a sea of solids and neutrals, a floral print can feel like a statement-marking work of art, adding just the right amount of color and texture to a space.
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Materials you’ll need for decorate glass vases with different things
Before you embark on your creative journey, ensure you have the following materials ready-
Glass Vases: Choose vases of various sizes and shapes to add dimension to your decor.
Decorative Items: Select a mix of decorative items such as flowers, candles, beads, ribbon, seashells, paint, and glitter.
Cleaning Supplies: Ensure your vases are clean and free of any residue.
Glue and Adhesive Putty: Use these to secure items in place.
Scissors: Handy for trimming stems and ribbon.
Photos (optional): If you want a personal touch, gather small photos.
Preparing Your Glass Vases
Clean the Surface: Thoroughly clean the glass vases to ensure they’re free from dust, fingerprints, or any residue. This will help the decorations adhere better.
Surface Treatment (Optional): Depending on your chosen materials, you might want to apply a base coat of paint or primer to the glass surface. This can enhance the adherence of certain decorations and provide a consistent background.
Decorating Your Glass Vases
Now comes the exciting part—decorating your glass vases with creativity and style. Let’s explore some innovative ways to decorate your vases:
Paint and Stencils: Use acrylic or glass paints to create intricate designs. Incorporate stencils for precise patterns or go freehand for a more artistic touch.
Beads and Gems: Apply adhesive dots to affix beads, gems, or rhinestones in beautiful patterns or arrangements.
Ribbons and Fabric: Wrap ribbons or fabric strips around the vases and secure them with glue. Experiment with various colours and textures.
Nature-Inspired: Glue dried leaves, petals, or even small pine cones onto the glass for a rustic, nature-inspired look.
Seashell Fantasy: Arrange seashells on the vase’s surface using a strong adhesive to capture the essence of the beach.
Twine and Jute: Wrap twine or jute around the vase in a crisscross pattern for a charming, farmhouse-style decoration.
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Decorating Kitchen Cabinet Doors with Circle Art. Faux Etched Glass can be a creative way to decorate your kitchen. Circles can be used to compliment the other design elements in the kitchen. They can be very clean, modern accents to a contemporary decor. Here are.
Privacy on Leaded Glass
Privacy Solutions for Leaded Glass and Windows Leaded glass is beautiful, but usually has some clear glass in the design. “Keep The Look of Your Leaded Glass, and Stop The Neighbors From Peeking In.” Window films can be used to keep the textured look and leaded.
NuEtch offers these Installation Options for decorating Glass and Windows with Faux Etch Designs and Decorative Window Film: NuEtch onsite professional installation Fabricated and applied to glass in our shop – shipped or pick up DIY (Do it Yourself) Self Install.
