I started working on our living room/dining room project long before the days of Spoonflower. I was so annoyed during this process, because I knew what I wanted, but I just couldn’t find it… ANYWHERE. So, I scoured the earth for the perfect yellow linen and worked with my go-to-artist, Corinne Marlowe to create a stencil that would provide the exact look that I was going for. Not as cost-effective as buying something off the shelf, but to me, it was worth every penny. I just love the way the metallic gold paint dresses up the linen. It takes this space to a whole new level.
Here is the stencil that we created.
Corinne hand-stenciled the fabric.
And I had the panels made… And voila! Here they are in the living room…
and dining room…
Dining room pictures by Ryann Colleen Photography.
Where did you find the fabric?? I am in Canada and I can’t find anything I love.
Sure thing! It’s all from Restoration Hardware.
Your drapes are beautiful! Do you mind sharing your window hardware source. I’ve had such a hard time finding window hardware for my dining room that my drapes are sitting by finished and waiting for a year! 🙂
Those drapes are perfect. I would have never thought of stenciling the fabric. Now I’m thinking of where I could use this.
Also, I love the prints above your barcart. They look perfect against the dark paint.
Hi Jane- Sure thing! It’s Benjamin Moore Black Satin (Flat.)
How gorgeous! They look perfect in both spaces. Do you mind telling me what color black you used in your dining room?