Monday, October 24, 2016

The New Desk {After}

I showed you the "before" photos of our new antique desk a couple weeks ago, and this week I'll show you the "after" photos. Last week, I finally got around to styling the desk. J is using the desk in the Nest as his home office.



The rear wall of the top section is covered in a faux bois paper. It certainly cleans up the piece, and it adds a modern, yet classic feel.




Accessories fill the shelving unit. I love using vintage leather bound books and of course sea shells.









A trophy cup is used for pens and pencils, and an Alexa Pulitzer King Gator mousepad helps with functionality.







A ghost chair fits perfectly with its timeless feel.

Before:



After:




The New Desk, y'all!

11 comments:

  1. Ron,
    It looks like such a cozy work space! I love the desk, of course, and the addition of the paper really takes it up a notch. I adore how you have so many careful curated accessories and love the abundance of prints on the walls. Love, love, love.

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    1. Thanks a lot! I've been using those prints since 2004.

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  2. Beautiful, Ron! Love the addition of the paper. You've, as always, managed to make the functional so lovely!

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  3. Well done Ron! I enjoyed seeing each item you selected for the inside. I like the pictures layered around it too- personalizes it nicely! The mouse pad is the bomb!

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  4. Ron you are so amazing at decorating and styling. Love it!!

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  5. Love it! From the faux bois paper to the trophy cup for pens to the mouse pad it is perfect. The ghost chair is the finishing touch. Well done!

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    1. I love faux bois and happy to use it in the desk:)

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  6. Beautiful piece, beautifully styled. Your seashell pieces are gorgeous! I like doing projects with shells, so I am saving a couple of your photos for inspiration.

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  7. It looks amazing. I love that each item placed inside holds meaning or speaks of those in the home. Well done!!

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