double sconce
I think I need to get back in the spray paint game.
There's an old shiny-brass-milky-ridged-bell-shade double sconce that was mounted in the boys' room and removed for paint. Now wires are sticking out of the wall, which is a separate problem, but we're not sure what light to put back up there.
In the long run I think the double sconce would be cute over some desks or a work area for the boys to share when they are older.
Can you picture it? Here's inspo from Rejuvenation.
But colorful, so something like this:
Except that costs $500, and I don't even want to know what Rejuvenation charges.
So I could try painting this one for $50 instead?
Or could I spray paint the one we have and find funky cage shades to go over Edison bulbs?
We don't have a ton of margin for DIY until the professional contractors are done (someday), but this one is tempting and pretty simple to do. I love that we could add a big pop of color on that wall. (Yeah, I said pop of color, sue me.)
There's an old shiny-brass-milky-ridged-bell-shade double sconce that was mounted in the boys' room and removed for paint. Now wires are sticking out of the wall, which is a separate problem, but we're not sure what light to put back up there.
In the long run I think the double sconce would be cute over some desks or a work area for the boys to share when they are older.
Can you picture it? Here's inspo from Rejuvenation.
But colorful, so something like this:
Except that costs $500, and I don't even want to know what Rejuvenation charges.
So I could try painting this one for $50 instead?
Or could I spray paint the one we have and find funky cage shades to go over Edison bulbs?
We don't have a ton of margin for DIY until the professional contractors are done (someday), but this one is tempting and pretty simple to do. I love that we could add a big pop of color on that wall. (Yeah, I said pop of color, sue me.)
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