Can you remember how you felt watching Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory when Charlie opened the Wonka Bar and you saw the glimmering gold ticket? I feel that way in chambers when gold is used at a manner. I feel fancy sitting in an area with delicate touches of golden even when I am not elaborate, which is the majority of the time.
The late American fashion designer Bill Blass, famous for utilizing pattern and texture within a neutral palette, used gold in this manner. In his designs he would utilize an unexpected golden button. In his home he would put a brass fire screen on his hearth that would shimmer with the flames from a neutral palette.
I am not going to say that gold is back, since I don’t think it ever endured. Have a peek at these designers are pulling the gold prize in their own spaces.
J. Hirsch Interior Design
My treasured gold ticket is this powder room with its tasteful gold sink and tap. Now that’s fancy and enjoyable.
For People design
One of my favorite accessories in a while, this gold pachyderm retains its own in this whimsical arrangement.
Charmean Neithart Interiors
I think that the glimmer of this faucet indicates the versatility of gold. Here it is perfectly paired with all the trendy colors of the background and the antiqued mirror. Yes, gold and silver do play nicely together.
Shirley Meisels
Even though this is technically not a metallic gold, the lush gold vibe with this settee is brilliantly positioned one of a variety of shades and textures. If I clarified this room until you could see it, you’d probably say”no method” into its gray walls and hot pink, chartreuse, acrylic and striped rug details — no way would they work together. Way, they can!
Cravotta Interiors
I included this picture simply because it is so over the top. Gold doors embossed with dinosaurs that result in your own personal movie theatre? Why not?
The splash of gold from this pendant is simply enough to set a dramatic tone for this entry, with its own geometric background.
LKID
I really like the imperial elegance of the gold-toned frame on this oil painting. This is just plain stunning.
J. Hirsch Interior Design, LLC
This elegant area of neutrals is perfectly paired with a splash of gold leaf on the legs of the rocking seat. Along with the amber tones of the lamp put off the hanging cloth in the background.
For People design
I adore this vintage-inspired brass division, particularly when paired with the gold tassel lamps and blush shade of the walls.
What will Veruca Salt, the spoiled girl in Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, say? “Gold splashes! Do not care how; I want it today.”
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