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I finished setting up the bar cart and it is great. You'll have to wait for the reveal to see it in all its glory.
Inspired by this wonderful masculine fireplace by Mark Sikes above, I styled the fireplace in the man cave and am very happy with it. It's a chic mix of abstract art and Chinoiserie. Here are some pieces I used to give you the idea.
This great vintage Fitz & Floyd dragon -
A black Harry Allen pig bank, one of my signature accessories -
This beautiful Chinoiserie lantern in black -
Other finds this week include a white juju hat and a Beni Ourain rug -
A black leather butterfly chair -
A Scalamandre black zebra golf umbrella -
A star like this one in the late Albert Hadley's apartment -
And I've started putting together the art -
I also did a great DIY. OK, so I didn't actually do anything myself, but it is a great "I came up with the idea and had someone else do it for me."
I bought this fringed lined burlap table skirt from Ballard Designs. It's $65.00 for the 90" but I got it on sale.
I had a bunch of black and white Greek key trim hanging around that I had gotten at JoAnn's for $5.00 a yard. I had my dry cleaners sew it on just above the fringe and it looks AMAZING. Masculine, textural, organic, elegant, and dirt cheap.
You'll see the table styled in the reveal, but here is a peek.
This coming week I'll be -
1. Hanging the art
2. Installing the new chandelier I had custom made
I hope everyone else has been busy -
I love the Greek key trim on that table skirt. What a fresh take on rough and refined. Your husband must be happy that he will soon have his cave back, although I predict that you will be joining him in this space more often? You are killing me with that Chinoiserie lantern. Love this.
ReplyDeleteThe rug, white juju ha, the chair- my oh my lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat table skirt is gorgeous!
ReplyDelete-Linda, NY
Love that transformation on the Ballard tablecloth!! Totally changed the look. Can not wait for the reveal on this room.
ReplyDeleteYou are my kinda DIY girl, coming up with the idea and having someone else do it is how I roll too! Love everything you have pulled together, especially the simple greek ket on the burlap skirt.
ReplyDeleteThat trim on the table is EVERYTHING- so so good. And I'm dead over your styling inspiration, accessory selections and artwork- literally can't wait to see this come together.
ReplyDeleteYou're killing me with all of these teasers. Well played.
ReplyDeleteBeth love the way you upped the glam on the Ballard Design Cloth with the Greek Key Trim!
ReplyDeletexoxo Karena
The Arts by Karena
Holy crud! Every single one of those accessories is killer! And that table. I don't know if I can wait two more weeks!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE all of your accessories, Beth! And that Greek key trim is divine, what a brilliant idea!! I'm so excited to see the final reveal!
ReplyDeleteXOXO,
The Glam Pad
A big OMG for this room so far. Seriously I love the masculine feel you are going with and that table skirt.....holy goodness from heaven!
ReplyDeleteThe table cloth looks great. I am going to have to find out what my drycleaners can do.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to get to see the mantel. Everything you've chosen to style it is fantastic. Your idea of DIY is remarkably similar to mine : ) The table skirt is perfect!
ReplyDeleteTransgender table skirt! LOVE IT! Genius!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to add the greek key trim. It looks fab!
ReplyDeleteBeth, since I live in Winston-Salem, NC, home to the Moravians of Old Salem, I heartily approve of your Moravian star. In fact, my son took a smaller Moravian star with him to Kyoto, Japan, last month to offer as a house-warming gift to his host and hostess (it reminded us of Japanese origami). Imagine packing that pointy and fragile object for an international flight! Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteThe table skirt with the greek key trim looks fabulous, what a great idea! I love the direction you are going, can't wait to see the big reveal!
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I love fantastic details like the greek key trim. Nailed it! Good luck this week. Abby M.
ReplyDeleteLove the lantern! Where did you find it, Beth?
ReplyDeleteIn love with that pretty table skirt with the handsome Greek Key trim. Talk about the best of both worlds!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a good diy!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for the reveal!
Love the table skirt and the black accessories really pop...going to be fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the bar cart all styled up and more about the Albert Hadley star. The mantel styling inspiration and your pieces are amazing!
ReplyDeleteTable skirt is fabulous. We are on the same wavelength, sister, but that's all I can say about that, for now ;). Still dying over those pagoda lanterns!
ReplyDeletethat Greek key on the burlap is genius. All your accessories are just divine. I can't wait to see it all come together.
ReplyDeleteHurry up, week 6!!!! I know this is going to be sooo good.
ReplyDeletenow that's a DIY i can get behind! your inspiration is top notch and i'm obsessed with all of your finds. looking forward to this one! ox
ReplyDeleteEverything is better with a little Greek Key trim! It's looking so sophisticated, and your accessory collection you have going is fab!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love. Serious head-over-heels in love with this room. Every week you just up the ante even more.
ReplyDeleteYou are a genius at accessorizing....so I can't wait to see how it all looks. Perfect touch on the table cloth...and you cannot beat the price!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!!!
Wow the room is going to be amazing the pagoda lamps, the art work, I bought the same table skirt for my home looks great x
ReplyDeleteBrilliant use of greek key trim! I love what it does for the fringe.
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