After spending a few days in Vegas last week to attend the HD Expo, I’ve got chandeliers on the brain! Big red ones like these at Encore. Roger Thomas, one of Architectural Digest’s 20 Greatest Designers of all time, designed Encore (and numerous other Vegas resorts and casinos) and I had the pleasure of attending one of his seminars during the expo.
Why not try this in your own home (on a much smaller scale)? Tip: “Find a tired old bargain brass chandelier at a thrift shop or antiques shop. Spray paint it white. Or a color — if you have courage.” Update your own flea market find with this simple and easy upgrade process.
*tip from House Beautiful, painted chandeliers from Apartment Therapy
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I love these bright chandeliers! I bought a an old brass one from the Goodwill last summer and spray painted it-it was such and easy fix and it looked so great after!
This is exactly what I'm planning to do with one of the chandeliers in my new house that I'm not crazy about. I just can't decide on the color. 🙂 Stop by if you have time for my new giveaway. (It's a really good one!) 🙂
All these chandeliers are amazing, but the fist pinky-red ones are my fave. Hope you had a blast in Vegas, Jami! xoxo
The colour adds such decadent flair to the chandeliers!
!!! okay I need one in bright golden yellow or pink:)
This is such a fabulous idea! I've been dying to spray paint a chandelier and get one in my own home! I think black would be super chic! Thanks for the inspiration…xoxo
SOOO much fun!! Yay to colorful chandeliers..
Hope vegas was a blast missy 🙂
xoxo
How beautiful, I love the black one! So elegant and unique! To answer your question, I am in Northern California right now. I miss SoCal terribly! If I can manage a trip down there this summer, I will let you know for sure! 🙂
xoxo
Rachel
i have got to do this! love these examples.
I need to find a whimsical and lovely chandelier to paint! I love the sunshine yellow one.