Color variations of the same original mural design. These can be done in one session. Contact me at WhiteWallMurals@gmail.com for your free consultation.
Showing posts with label Mural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mural. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2011
April Showers Bring...
Color variations of the same original mural design. These can be done in one session. Contact me at WhiteWallMurals@gmail.com for your free consultation.
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Black and Gold
I looked up into the night sky
And see a thousand eyes staring back
And all around these golden beacons
I see nothing but black
I feel a way of something beyond them
I don't see what I can feel
If vision is the only validation
Then most of my life isn't real
'cause if you're not really here
Then the stars don't even matter
Now I'm filled to the top with fear
That it's all just a bunch of matter
'cause if you're not really here
Then I don't want to be either
I wanna be next to you
Black and gold
Black and gold
Black and gold
By Sam Sparro
No, we're not pitching to the Steelers (that is, unless they want a mural) but black and gold are so elegant together. Sometimes a dark hue can suck the living life out a space by making it smaller (think red in a long hallway) but also consider how it recedes from lighter layers on top of it. Dark paint is also fantastic in a room that gets warm, southern exposure light. Metallic line work would pop against a darker hue. Here's one of my original designs that highlights sharp angles. I see it fitting into a sophisticated dressing or powder room.
Don't be afraid of the dark. It can be a stunning masterpiece in a small area!
And see a thousand eyes staring back
And all around these golden beacons
I see nothing but black
I feel a way of something beyond them
I don't see what I can feel
If vision is the only validation
Then most of my life isn't real
'cause if you're not really here
Then the stars don't even matter
Now I'm filled to the top with fear
That it's all just a bunch of matter
'cause if you're not really here
Then I don't want to be either
I wanna be next to you
Black and gold
Black and gold
Black and gold
By Sam Sparro
No, we're not pitching to the Steelers (that is, unless they want a mural) but black and gold are so elegant together. Sometimes a dark hue can suck the living life out a space by making it smaller (think red in a long hallway) but also consider how it recedes from lighter layers on top of it. Dark paint is also fantastic in a room that gets warm, southern exposure light. Metallic line work would pop against a darker hue. Here's one of my original designs that highlights sharp angles. I see it fitting into a sophisticated dressing or powder room.
Don't be afraid of the dark. It can be a stunning masterpiece in a small area!
Thursday, April 28, 2011
A Contemporary Desert
We have a pair of bull horns over our entryway mirror. I've always thought this area needed a piece of art to balance out the protruding prods. Updating Georgia O'Keefe's desert theme, I used a grouping of warm tones layered on top of a cool blue. There's nothing more refreshing than an unexpected palette.
Yen Azzaro White Wall Murals Copyright 2011
In making it easier to give people what they want, I thought up some great color combinations that could be plugged in to any design. If you have a room that's a bit of a smorgasboard, a mural is a fabulous starting point to build upon.
What color combos do you enjoy the most? Without being too literal, I would like to see a successful idea for school colors come together. Send me your ideas!
Cheers,
Yen Azzaro White Wall Murals Copyright 2011
In making it easier to give people what they want, I thought up some great color combinations that could be plugged in to any design. If you have a room that's a bit of a smorgasboard, a mural is a fabulous starting point to build upon.
What color combos do you enjoy the most? Without being too literal, I would like to see a successful idea for school colors come together. Send me your ideas!
Cheers,
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