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a really good friend of mine, rosalia weiner owner of home art designs, has told me several times that i don’t just design, i make magic. ( if she says it again, i’m going to start believing her.)
well she is the magician. everything she touches is in living color and filled with love and a passion for art. she is primarily self taught – art is in her blood. when we work together on projects, i’m always confident that my clients will love, love, love the end result. i never worry.
whenever i visit the weiner family, i feel like i’m in a place with no worries, a non stop party just celebrating life. her color selection for her home is so exciting and energetic. everything works wonderfully well together. her native country is mexico and this is her way of bringing a little bit of mexico to charlotte. recently, i grabbed my camera and told her i’m coming over to take pictures because knowing her, she could change every wall within a weeks time. she graciously agreed and i’m excited to share them with you.
view her dining room wall before this latest up date. it reminded me of spring. check out additional images of dining room walls she has completed for her clients.
even when saving money is the objective, great and mighty things can be achieved. Housing Works hosted the fifth annual Design On A Dime. ticket and furniture sales from 46 designer vignettes raised big money at the benefit’s opening night at new york’s metropolitan pavilion.
can’t you just imaging sipping a glass of wine in this space with your very best friends before hitting the club scene? i don’t care what they say on bravo tv’s the fashion show…black is the new black as evidenced in this space. tee-hee!
you have to visit the original article in the interior design magazine for images of some of the other spaces in this gala. the event was held from may 7-9, bringing in $600,000! beautiful! even images of the president became part of the design. read more here.
no one should have to abandon good design just to look wonderful.
what a great buy for $199.00. catch it while it’s on sale for the best deal.
+ silver leaf the base for a decidedly contemporary design
+ paint the base in a high gloss or satin white for a clean modern look.
+ replace the glass with a round cut of granite or some other stone. this would be simply elegant and very tuscan inspired.
+ place the glass on top of a hand painted wood top. go totally traditional with a unique stencil design on top or just around the edges.
+ personalize the wood top with your monogram.
+ cut an MDF board to size, cover with fabric or decoupage really vibrantly colored leaves on top and add decorative nail heads along the edges for a tailor-made design. Be certain to raise the glass 1 inch or 2, above the board with standoffs of your choice.
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