Showing posts with label Brigitte Bardo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brigitte Bardo. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

ARE YOU A FAN?

The Fan Chair aka Peacock Chair named for its resemblance to a peacock's fanned tail feathers became popular in the 1970s however their origin dates back to the 19th century with the introduction of rattan from China. They have seen somewhat of a revival over the past two years and are popping up in design magazines, photo shoots and advertisements.  I picked one up this weekend for the shop that is in excellent condition.  

Are you a fan of the FAN?  Do you like them painted or oh naturale?



SALE Peacock Chairs. Vintage Peacock Chairs King and Queen. Wicker Chair. Spring time Chair. Bohemian Peacock Chair


Rue Magazine (July/August 2011). Design by Canvas & Canopy. Photographed by Jose Villa. Love peacock chairs

Beautiful cane peacock chair

www.jessiedmiller.com Jonathan Adler inspired TV makeover on a 500 dollar budget.Vintage rattan peacock chair found on Craigslist for 80 dollar spray painted orange, Z Gallerie curtain panels, fabric panels from JoAnne fabric, thrifted mirror and bust, repurposed lamp, side table and bookcase.

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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Bombshell Boudoir Part 2

If you remember a few posts back, my muse for my bedroom is Brigitte Bardo and a muted pink, grey color palette with hits of gold and black. Very sexy and modern glam.




Part 2 of this post focuses on a sitting area that is part of our bedroom. This area will feature a sofa, lucite coffee table, flokati rug, dresser/credenza and lighting.

I purchased a similar 1960s Baker down-filled sofa recently at an estate sale. It was in the "no-no room" so basically had never been used and was in prestine condition. The fabric is a pale ballet slipper silk damask.


My dresser/credenza is very similar with an Asian vibe. I purchased mine from a wonderful store in Birmingham, AL called Soho Retro.




Once again, my estate sale adventures paid off. I purchased a 1970s Lucite coffee table in near mint condition.



A Flokati rug always warms and softens a space.

Source: google.com via Chateau À Gogo on Pinterest




I want to use harder more industrial style lighting to counter balance all the glam. There is a fine line between Grandma and Glam........no offense Grandma.