Melaine at My Sweet Savannah asked for my advice recently regarding her kitchen ceiling.
I was thrilled to find this post on her blog tonight-
"...I have been in a dilema for a while about how to tackle my kitchen skylight area. It is a prominant area in my home and deserved a little more than the blah brown paint I had up there. I asked Layla at Lettered Olive for help. She has a great eye for design! Within a day she had a great idea for me, that fit with the rest of my house perfectly! I had thought of this actually, and having her suggest it, made me feel confident that it was the right choice! So, the final product is inspired by her photo, and my favorite artist for pottery, Emma Bridgewater, from her Black Toast line.....Here is inspiration photo, before photos, and after! I am thrilled with the results! Thanks Layla!!!!..."
Emma Bridgewater pottery...Love this pottery!
...and the photo Layla sent to me for inspiration!
Before, dull brown with no appeal-
After! White background with black lettering!
I encourage anyone who reads my blog to visit Melaine's too. You'll love what she's done with her home (make sure you check out the posts she did on her exterior and master bedroom)and she's an absolute sweetheart!
:-)
Layla
What a change-- I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Gosh. I LOVE that! I could totally do that with my kitchen...it is just vinyl stick-on lettering?
ReplyDeleteLooks GREAT!!
ReplyDeleteI love words on walls...It looks fab. Once again you got some great advice there.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is amazing! Great job to you and Melanie.
ReplyDeleteThe ceiling looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That looks fantastic! What a beautiful kitchen.
ReplyDeleteWOW
ReplyDeletethat is an inspiring idea
looks sooo good!
I love the letter (word) thing! So cute! Great job, Layla, on the design.
ReplyDeleteI've tagged you on my blog for 6 random things. Hope you'll play along! Would love to learn more about the person behind these great designs!
LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteChecking out her blog now!
LOVE that lettering! Looks so crisp!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks great! Good job.
ReplyDeleteHugs~Kelly
That is SUPER fabulous! What a transformation..LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea and how it turned out! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out great! Love the words up there!! Good job on this design :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Stacey
Really nice. Love the large letters on the coved ceiling. Very different and eye catching. Lovely kitchen.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Wow! How amazing that you could find such a perfect inspiration photo. It turned out so great and is a definite improvement!
ReplyDeleteLayla~ Iam honored to be featured on your blog, YOU are the sweetheart! Melaine
ReplyDeleteLove it! Love it! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Very Creative!!!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteblack toast and marmalade it the best dinnerware EVA! we sometimes buy a few pieces here and there for the shop, it sells out every time. Thats an awesome Idea for an unused space like she had.
ReplyDeletelove it.
Lisa
coastal nest
AWESOME transormation!! I'm lovin' it.
ReplyDeleteSo beuatiful - thanks for the link to My Sweet Savannah. She's got such good taste.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! I love typography, numberals, etc. Great Advice and her kitchen looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteHUGS!
Layla -- I left you an award on my blog today, come check it out :)!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Stacey
Great idea! So fun!
ReplyDeleteThat's incredible! I LOVE seeing unexpected things like that.
ReplyDeleteSmall changes yet a huge impact. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am SO loving all these letters everywhere. What a wonderful change in her kitchen, I'll go & check out her blog too. You always have great ideas!
ReplyDeleteHow can you not love this? jen
ReplyDeleteI discovered your blog recently and have been reading all the back posts. This is definitely one of my favorites!
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