This week for the Color My World Challenge we had to infuse the color of our choice into our homes via the decor. After searching high and low, I was able to find a few decor items to infuse my color kelly green into my house. I was also able to find a few items that could use some tweaking.
On my mantel I created a collection of green glassware. First I found some green glass vases.
Then I took simple clear glass candle holders and gave them a light coat of spray paint. I just happened to be at the end of the can, but this effect made them feel as if they were actually green glass and not just painted glass. I then added a pop of color with a little acrylic paint in coral.
I also added a vase from my color blocking project. A couple stems from my front yard, and I have a fun spring inspired kelly green mantel.
Inspired by the horse head I showed you on my inspiration page for kelly green, I came across this cute little bird statue on the clearance section at Ross. I added a little extra touch with the gold base.
I also kept my painted vases out on my coffer table to bring a little green through out the rest of the room.
I am very excited about the new additions of kelly green to my house! Next week paint!
Be sure to check out the other amazing ladies participating in this challenge:
Ange - The Blooming Hydrangea
Anna - A Newfound Treasure
Carmel - Our 5th House
Cassie - Primitive and Proper
Jadyn - Dutch.British.Love
Jessamie - Bird and Branch Redesign
Julia - Black Tag Diaries
Julia - Pawley's Island Posh
Kristy - Hyphen Interiors
Lisa - Shine Your Light
Lisa - Trapped in North Jersey
Shaunna - Perfectly Imperfect
Shelley - Crazy Wonderful
Suzy - Saved by Suzy
Tiffany - Living Savvy
Tiffany - Worthwhile Domicile
Vashti & Jamie - Like me Some...































21 comments:
Tiffany! The green looks amazing in your space! I really like the greenery on the mantel.. perfect touch!
I love the green touches. What a great idea to add paint to clear glass. I love the green bird too! Love this challenge.
Love that you chose kelly green!
such a fun idea! I like that the glass still looks like glass. Might have to try this technique now!
You can really work some magic with a can of spray paint! I love the green.
The green looks awesome! Absolutely adore your dipped vase and the bird :)
Kelly green is truly one of my favorite colors and you did a beautiful job infusing your space with it! Your mantel looks gorgeous and so fresh for spring.
Those candle sticks are uh-maz-ing! They don't look painted at all! Nicely done! The green is looking good!
it all looks fabulous- i especially love the ll birdie!
The pops of green are so pretty and springy. Love the addition of the coral on the candlesticks too.
Love your pops of green and your cute candlesticks! Great job!
Impressive painting, they look like green glass!!!
Tiffany, I LOVE the coral and kelly green together! I don't know if I would have thought to combine them, but they look fantastic.
Love this color and you did a great job on the candleholders and bird!! Found your blog via Pawley's Island Posh and am your new follower :)
Andrea
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You are making it work beautifully, Tiffany! I love that it is colored glass.
Love it Tiffany! Totally looks like Martha Stewart green glass.
That bird with the gold on the bottom is my favorite, I love that! I also really like the coral and green candle holders too. Great job working the green in! I like it mixed with your room, fabulous!
Love it! That bird is sooo cute. I have a couple of clear vases laying around, I may have to try your spray paint technique.
These are wonderful! I love the color. I found you from It's Overflowing Blog Hop! I love your style. I am your newest follower!
love how the little bird turned out!! he looks so happy to be green:) and i love how you incorporated some live greenery in your space as well... looks great!
Your living room looks very beautiful in fifth photo. Just have a look at! http://vistastores.blogspot.com/2012/04/color-my-world-challenge-have-look-at.html
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