First, sorry for the late post. In all honesty, my initial post plan isn't ready so I had to improvise and give ya something else {which I am personally more excited about anyway!}.
Yesterday I shared my first step at bringing a few gold accents into my studio space.
And although my studio hasn't gotten much attention lately, I have been slowly working at making it a happy place to work each day.
Here is the new box in her new home now...
Then, ArtsyMomma made a comment on the post reminding me that Champagne colored spray paint exists. I instantly went out and snagged myself a can to get going on a few other accents for my space.
I am always preaching that I think you should love the spaces you work and live in, so when organizing, I am always trying to think of ways to not only help blend the systems in with the decor, but to also tweak things until I am super smitten with them.
When it comes to storing some of my daily office accessories, I wanted to keep them out of the drawers and easy to access. So, I started out with some simple votives and bud vases...
Not only do I love small votives and vases for the fact that they are extremely inexpensive storage, they are also super versatile! They can hold anything from pens and pencils to Q-Tips and flossers.
However, the ones I had on hand around the home were a little too simple. And I was feeling crafty. And looking to play with the champagne spray paint!
So here are a few super simple ways I found to spruce up typical candle votives and bud vases to give them a little more life.
I started out with a plain glass candle votive, a hole paper punch, scrap vinyl and my spray paint:
I punched the vinyl circles and stuck them randomly onto the votive.
Gave it a quick coat of spray paint...
And while it dried, I moved onto the small scalloped dish.
Which I dipped into a small dish of metallic paint....
And then quickly grabbed for my hair dryer to stop the dripping process and help dry it a bit...
And then while that dried... I grabbed the two wall bud vases:
And wrapped a few pieces of Washi tape around them:
And here they are now looking all glammed up for the ball!
A few accessories later and there is so much cuteness I can barely stand it!!
Although I haven't shared it yet, we have been working on putting in a second workspace in the studio, which is where these goodies would be living.
Here is a sneak peak of them in action!
I will definitely be whistling while I work! So much happiness in one little spot! Here are a few more close ups of the easy peasy little splashes of gold:
I am officially sold on gold!
How have you been bringing happiness into your workspace?
Giddy for Gold Studio Accents
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