One Room Challenge Week Four


Oh my dear goodness, it's Week Four.  I'm keeping it super short today, because I'm horrifyingly behind on ORC, and I have a high school senior with college apps due. Not great timing.  Catch up on my project here.

I'm dying to see the painting Christina Baker is creating for Jane's entry.  Above is a sneak peek.  I can see that it's going to be breathtaking, and I cannot wait to see it hanging on the wall.  It will be the focal point of the entrance, and I know from experience how much Jane will love getting to enjoy Christina's art everyday.


The absolutely gorgeous Farrow and Ball All White is finally on the walls, and you can see what a difference the new new paint color creates. 



DecoratorsBest sent us this fantastic Lee Jofa fabric. The chair's just arrived back from the upholsterer's, and it's incredible.  


This is something to which I'm very much looking forward. Jane removed everything form her secretary, and I get free reign styling. Can you guess what I'll use?  : )
Here's a shot of Jane's fixture.  It's lovely, but Jane's wanting something with more weight.  We had a lantern chosen, but Jane decided against it.  And, everything else we saw.  She made the observation that there are four or five different styles, and many companies have their very similar version.  

I forgot I had this lantern, but ran across it while looking for something else.  I offered it to Jane, and she immediately saw the possibilities.  It's being refurbished which is actually fairly expensive. Using my old lantern won't save any money, but she's excited to have something a bit more unique. I'm really looking forward to seeing this transformed. 

Thank you for checking in on my ORC! 

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