What is grandmillennial style you ask? We are pretty excited to share with you today our thoughts on grandmillennial style.
The Kitchn |
Wow, another week has passed us by! Would you believe this post almost did not happen? It's been a crazy week and I lost track of time, not realizing Friday is here! How dare I let other things get in the way of our Fab Friday's and quality time we spend together!
We did say last week we would discuss Grandmillennial style today and I can say, it is one of my favorites. More is more is more with grandmillennial, and we all know I can sometimes love those over-the-top designs.
We also know I am also a huge fan of all of those walks down memory lane and I like to think grandmillennial style offers this and so much more, that nostalgia if you will, that I am always drawn to like a moth to flame. It is also what you could say, what is old is new again, a nod to the past, shopping your grandmother's home and making it your own. Think florals, prints and patterns, brass and gold, chotchkes throughout rooms.,, totally up my alley.
Mr. VS would say great, more clutter...
Would you look at that kitchen... do you see those toile curtains? Very much reminds me of the wallpaper on our walls when we purchased our home. Who knew it would be back in style all these years later. I saved a piece of the wallpaper when we removed it. I actually came across it today in the basement and thought I need to do something with it.
Well, you can see there is wallpaper, toile curtains, plates, a bar area stuffed to the gills... all showcasing the more is more approach. I have to say, I actually really like it even though I said no, not that green in our home again. If you have not seen the before of our dining room, it is worth a looksee.
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I have always loved Rococo style, and the sofa above really pulls from that style. It is usually a bit out of my price range, but that does not stop me from salivating over all of those carved designs.
That plaid blanket adds a bit of casual to this highly detailed sofa, making the room feel less grandma formal, and more casual, down to earth. Inquiring minds want to know if that is a carved door to the left of the sofa, or if it is a part of the wall? I love all of that carved detail and wouldn't mind something like this somewhere in our cottage.
The Cottage Journal |
The above photo was featured by The Cottage Journal, but is also a blogger I have followed for many years. Jennifer with Dimples and Tangles has excellent style. She has a very colorful home, you should check her out. She uses very bold color choices which some would say do not reflect my personality or home, but I am drawn to her home and her style choices. She uses a lot of classic patterns in bright hues.
For instance, the gingham pattern on the lampshades in a bright kelly green color, loving those tassels on the shades too! How about the cane wallpaper, a classic design in again, the kelly green color in the background of her bookcases.
You will also see a lot of chinoiserie vases in grandmillennial design which I personally love. It was a pattern my mother sprinkled throughout her home.
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Love this post Cara. Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteThank you Scarlett! This style is kind of my jam... I love over the top!
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