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  #1 Bradford Shaw on 13 Apr 12

   

  Imagine how much you would love your home if it communicated that Old Parisian feeling, with all the associated romance and intrigue. Completing your spaces with antique or old-looking luxury items will add quite a bit to the apparent value of your home. No one who's ever been to Paris could help but love that beautiful, worldwide traveler mecca. Obviously, bringing just a bit of Paris to your home can be nothing but a winning move.
  
  1. Cozy tones along with "la vie en rose"
  
  Section 21 ...Envelop your walls with the warm colors that bring so much to the city's charm. Sticking to more basic colors will boost your opportunity to accessorize in the future. Beige and ivory can be the best partner for furnishing in dark tones, such as black. For the more ambitious, you could very well try choosing colors like peach and/or pink.
  
  For a major change, you can also think about the wallpaper. Nothing affirms "refined" like silky, Parisian themed wall paper. Wall paper having visuals of the Eifel Tower, or perhaps a generally tiny Parisian street cafe, can work very well.
  
  2. When it comes to furniture, your Grandma's might be just the look you would like
  
  Parisian style designing does not require buying all new furnishings. Maybe all you may need to do is a little reconditioning and painting to obtain the look you're going for. You will find a specific massive, worn look to Parisian style furnishings. You'll want to find at the very least a few articles with dark tones, because they're more likely to come with Parisian-type trim of satin or silk. Amongst the must-have things of a home decorated in a Parisian style are the rounded imposing table that is a sign of classy parties, the small coffee table, and the massive mirror.
  
  Using lots of black is a good way of preventing making color matching mistakes. Black fits with everything. And you'll want to seek out older pieces that ooze history; Parisian furniture is usually of present day design. When thinking about material, opt for only the top, most refined coverings for chairs and sofas. Certainly no skimping.
  
  Getting large furniture, or re-conditioning whatever pieces you may currently have can be fairly expensive, but you can always go the way of many Paris cafes - iron furnishings. Imagine small, round coffee tables covered in satin, along with delicate procelain place settings, along with iron chairs with small pillows for a real Paris look and feel. If you want an immediate solution, cover the spherical table with many layers of material. You most likely have all the fabric you'll need right around your house, so cost shouldn't be a big factor here.
  
  There are a few other small things you can do. It truly is amazing how being attentive to a few somewhat minor elements can bring "Gay Paree" right into your home. Position artworks reflecting Paris landmarks and scenes on your walls. The charm of Paris is available in the black and white pictures, or sepia. In addition, you might use old family photos framed in gold or silver, or hefty, old-looking wood.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Imagine how much you would love your home if it communicated that Old Parisian feeling, with all the associated romance and intrigue. Completing your spaces with antique or old-looking luxury items will add quite a bit to the apparent value of your home. No one who's ever been to Paris could help but love that beautiful, worldwide traveler mecca. Obviously, bringing just a bit of Paris to your home can be nothing but a winning move. <br /><br />1. Cozy tones along with "la vie en rose"<br /><br /><a rel="nofollow" href="http://rogueagentx.com/section-21.html">Section 21</a> ...Envelop your walls with the warm colors that bring so much to the city's charm. Sticking to more basic colors will boost your opportunity to accessorize in the future. Beige and ivory can be the best partner for furnishing in dark tones, such as black. For the more ambitious, you could very well try choosing colors like peach and/or pink. <br /><br />For a major change, you can also think about the wallpaper. Nothing affirms "refined" like silky, Parisian themed wall paper. Wall paper having visuals of the Eifel Tower, or perhaps a generally tiny Parisian street cafe, can work very well.<br /><br />2. When it comes to furniture, your Grandma's might be just the look you would like<br /><br />Parisian style designing does not require buying all new furnishings. Maybe all you may need to do is a little reconditioning and painting to obtain the look you're going for. You will find a specific massive, worn look to Parisian style furnishings. You'll want to find at the very least a few articles with dark tones, because they're more likely to come with Parisian-type trim of satin or silk. Amongst the must-have things of a home decorated in a Parisian style are the rounded imposing table that is a sign of classy parties, the small coffee table, and the massive mirror. <br /><br />Using lots of black is a good way of preventing making color matching mistakes. Black fits with everything. And you'll want to seek out older pieces that ooze history; Parisian furniture is usually of present day design. When thinking about material, opt for only the top, most refined coverings for chairs and sofas. Certainly no skimping. <br /><br />Getting large furniture, or re-conditioning whatever pieces you may currently have can be fairly expensive, but you can always go the way of many Paris cafes - iron furnishings. Imagine small, round coffee tables covered in satin, along with delicate procelain place settings, along with iron chairs with small pillows for a real Paris look and feel. If you want an immediate solution, cover the spherical table with many layers of material. You most likely have all the fabric you'll need right around your house, so cost shouldn't be a big factor here. <br /><br />There are a few other small things you can do. It truly is amazing how being attentive to a few somewhat minor elements can bring "Gay Paree" right into your home. Position artworks reflecting Paris landmarks and scenes on your walls. The charm of Paris is available in the black and white pictures, or sepia. In addition, you might use old family photos framed in gold or silver, or hefty, old-looking wood.</div>

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