I've seen several interior decorators display their
colored glass in a rainbow pattern lately.
It's very effective in drawing your attention to the
color groups so I thought I'd give it a try while I
dusted and cleaned inside my display cabinets.
It's not a strict ROYGBIV, so it might drive the scientific minded
a little crazy. But for us artistic souls, it's just fine.
Besides, I didn't have any orange or purple. haha.
♥
I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteWell, it wasn't hard. haha. But I'm liking the look!
DeleteThanks, Amber! It's a really nice change!
ReplyDeleteLooks great . . :)
ReplyDeletebtw . . . us Brits use "Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain"
. . . taken from the famous Battle Of Bosworth Field in the wars of the Roses when he was defeated and killed in 1485 by Henry of Lancaster who became Henry V!!. . . . :)
We Americans just say Roy G Biv. You Brits are so complicated! hahaha....
Deletelol . . . . aren't we . . . but we are lovely . . . :)
DeleteThey look so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI prefer the colors grouped alike rather than higgeldy piggeldy.
That cabinet is a beautiful display case.
Jo
It looks very orderly, doesn't it? haha. Nice to have it all clean.
DeleteIt looks so pretty! I especially like the pitchers on the top shelf.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to have those top shelves....I can display those without taking up space somewhere else!
DeleteIt looks very pretty, and pretty classy too!
ReplyDeleteThat was my first 'a place for everything...' chore. On to the next...lol... I'm avoiding the drawers and closets for now. :)
DeleteHi Betsy - it looks lovely - clever use of the display area, and those cupboards must be so useful .. cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteYes, they are...tops for great for display and the bottoms hold all the ordinary dishes, etc.
DeleteWow! It looks like the Corning Glass Museum in New York!
ReplyDeletelol....well, I don't know about that!
DeleteImpressive! Betsy, this is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that a cool idea? It really makes a statement.
DeleteWorks just fine indeed
ReplyDeleteOcd likes to see them all neat and aligned at your feed
I knew you'd like that.
DeleteYou, OCD Cat. ha.
Purty. :)
ReplyDeleteI thought so! :)
DeleteBeautiful display, Betsy.
ReplyDeleteOnce I get all my glass out of storage I might try this. The problem is the étagere wasn't big enough for all that I have. I either have to edit (eek) or have a larger display area. Or maybe rotate them out. I love my glass and don't really want to part with any of it. We'll see. I am trying to only live with what I love. My new motto!
I'm sure you'll figure something out. Maybe just fill it with the best colors and see how it looks. Then store the rest or see if you can scale it down. Hard to do, I know. If you do the rainbow, I want to see it! You also can add more and have them all touching...not so set apart like mine are!
DeleteOops. "étagère" Ever the anal editor...
ReplyDeleteI didn't even notice! haha.
DeleteLOVE it, Betsy! Very eye catching and PLEASING! blessings and hugs ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteWell, I know you love your colors! :)
DeleteLOL! Yes, I do!
DeleteHow absolutely beautiful! It's like standing inside the most elegant huge kaleidoscope there is, just taking in all the prisms and shifts of colour in the light. I'd just stand and look my eyes full several times a day.
ReplyDeleteI'm smiling at the exquisite loveliness and elegant shine of the glass. Simply perfect.
rachel---with a bright sun glinting off all our own snow