OK, I really, really think I am through fussing with this room and the chandy. I have tons of other projects to get to, but I just couldn’t resist trimming the chandy shades. I lived with them plain for a while and that looked really nice, then I pinned some trim on one and lived with that for a while. Of course the trim won out.
I loved all of your suggestions about pattern and especially using leopard, but I decided that subtle was the best for now.
I love Greek Key trim and this is my favorite color. It adds some “umph” without screaming at you.
I am so pleased with the Breakfast area now. Simple and classic.
Here they are plain. They are pretty this way – –
and pretty with the trim. Either is fine, but this looks a little more finished.
Remember the before. I am so thrilled with the after.
The new shades and trim definitely give the chandy an upgrade that it needed and gives the room a much more updated feel.
Ok, now I promise I won’t show this room again for a while.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I am going to be out of town for a few days, but I have the most amazing group of bloggers that will be filling in with some really FABULOUS guest posts. I hope you will stop by and tell them thanks for helping me out, and you don’t want to miss any of their amazing projects and diy’s.
You can still link up to Inspire Me. So much to see so check a few things out.
I am joining the following parties.
Savvy Southern Style , Green Willow Pond , Ivy and Elephants ,
DIY by Design , We Are That Family ,Style Sisters ,
City Farmhouse ,Beyoned The Picket Fence ,
Home Stories A to Z ,Maison de Pax ,The Blissful Bee ,
Love of Family & Home ,The Dedicated House ,
Craftberry Bush , Posed Perfection ,
Katherines Corner , The Vintage Farmhouse A Delightsome Life ,
Imparting Grace , From My Front Porch To Yours
Karen’s Up On The Hill, No Minimalist Here
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