color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

this week’s color story is all about shiny pretty objects d’ art — brass, mirror, glass, and chrome specifically, but maybe a bit of copper and gold thrown in for good measure. metallics have been on trend for a long while now and doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. i especially love mirrored walls and that next-level brass-faced cabinetry — such a lovely design detail that only gets better with age. here’s a look at some of my current favorites —  home accessories, furnishings, and rooms filled with pretty shiny details that also act as works of art. a mid-century modern chrome-legged chair, a beautiful ornate mirror reflecting your room back to you — even a big bold disco ball. all these lovely things that continue to shine on, and on.

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

clockwise, l to r: home of designer Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte; amber interiors Athena Brass Pepper Mill; home of designer Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte; amber interiors brass wall shelf; bowl with gold trim via life as a water element; Chanel perfume bottle by @thibautmathieuad; le lapa brass armoire; amber interiors Brass Bottle Opener; FUNDAMENTAL BERLIN Muse Vase in copper from amara; SAN CRISTOBAL WALL HANGING from the citizenry; decor object aged brass dark kitchen cabinets; anthropologie Lightbearer Sconce; mirror from @dimoradellebalze.

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

clockwise, l to r: jayson home brass & leather wine rack; jayson home Brass Flower Incense Holder; mirrored credenza via philoclea; copper-leaf grout filled in old cracked white tiles via condé nast traveller; brass bathtub via apartment therapy; amber interiors Hand Cast Bronze Flatware Set; jenna lyons’ home via t magazine; ZANETTO Duo Side Table With Tray from amara; Currey and Company Crystal Bud Wall Sconce from lovecup; jayson home Brass Hand Bottle Opener; bronze letters via design boom; west elm Gilded Brass Side Table; in bed store brass egg.

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

color story: shine on decorating with shiny objects / sfgirlbybay

• photography credits: click on the image which will take you to its original source. in the case of my collages, the links are listed just below clockwise from left to right.

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