J'adore for Less

Beautiful room. Dark, classic, relaxed. The silver accent table goes well with the dark area rug and tan lounge chairs. I think the look works best in a larger space because of the dark walls and flooring.

J'adore this look for less?

These pieces should create a similar feel that won't break your pockets.

Lighting: http://furnituredc.com/NewSite/html/lighting.html ;

Rug: http://www.spacify.com/modern_contemporary_corners_modern_rug-686-474-Bow.MROSW3.html
Chairs: www.justaccentchairs.com/
End table: http://www.matthewizzo.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=122&products_id=1882
Pillows: http://www.roomandboard.com/

Accents: www.target.com

Complete the look...

Stunning original piece I found on ebay. (Don't sleep on ebay for original work!) The tryptic has interesting, irregular angles and shapes that are the perfect complement to the solid angles of the room. It departs from the hard lines of the space, while staying true to its color scheme and tone.

The Tryptic

We all know bare walls are unacceptable. So, consider the tryptic.

A piece of art can finish the look of a room or become the main focal point of your space. Displaying the feeling you would like the room to convey or even simply sewing together the color palette of the room.
















Tryptics are particularly interesting in that they offer options. Each piece's placement in relation to the next can be varied and create the illusion of motion or disjointedness that you may not be able to accomplish with a single unified piece.












In the case of this piece, it almost becomes more interesting when each section is taken out of its intended orientation. A single tryptic can have a more dramatic effect than three separate pieces.

blue window - mixed media acrylic - by Marin A. (for sale - serious inquiries only)

Here are some other tryptics for purchase:

(Left to Right: Night Thoughts; Palm; Elevate and Escalate)