I'm so excited to be sharing a fun project today with some of my favorite bloggers! We all worked on a project centered around radiant orchid, the color of the year.
From top left moving clockwise:
1. Flower Pots from Dimples and Tangles 2. Secretary Desk from Cuckoo4Design 3. Abstract Art from Retro Ranch Renovation 4. Basket from The Chronicles of Home 5. Painted Tray from Dwellings by Devore 6. Cross Stitched Jewelry Organizer from Primitive and Proper
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I started with this tray that I found at Goodwill. I see them there all the time. Then I just picked up a sample pot of radiant orchid from Lowe's. A little goes a long way so I have a bunch leftover for other projects.
I really like the way this color pops against my white desk and the tray is great for keeping things a little more organized.
What do you think about radiant orchid? Would you use it in your home? Be sure to check out the other projects through the links at the top of the post!
I just love it so much that color! And your tray looks so pretty! Those flowers are perfect for it!
ReplyDeleteRadiant orchid can certainly infuse a space with energy and happiness even when used super-sparingly ... your tray is a great example. I agree about how far the Pantone sample pot goes (which other paint companies made their sample pots that large and in an easily resealable container :) I recently freshened up (painted) a linen art matt using the sample pot and I have so much left .... plenty for more projects. And that paint is very thick and pigment rich, just saying'.
ReplyDeleteRadiant & fabulous! Bold color used in a simple way. Love the styling too - oh that gold bowl!
ReplyDeletei never would have thought to do this and i love it- so fun and so perfect on that piece!
ReplyDeleteI have this tray, I should try a small project like this for this lovely color!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea and such a great way to work in a new color. The tray looks fab!!
ReplyDeleteI love this use of the color! Perfect for a tray - makes it a bold piece but it doesn't dominate anything around it. Perfect!
ReplyDeletePerfect punch of color for spring - your tray is super cute!
ReplyDeleteYour tray looks great, Bethany. Everything you do is always so, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWe used these trays growing up and I have one at home now and I think you've convinced me to paint it! Great idea and love how you used the color!
ReplyDeleteI am loving that color as well and I find it everywhere in nature this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteThat tray is so cute!!!!
laura
Thanks! I love the color too, I don't know why so many people don't like it!
ReplyDeleteThat's so neat, you should definitely paint one a fun color to use on your patio! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Jennifer! I'm always a sucker for a good tray, you can never have too many!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer! I love using bold colors in small doses :)
ReplyDeleteI see them there all the time. I think I may grab another one next time I'm there! They're so versatile.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love finding ways to add bold colors! :)
ReplyDeleteYou definitely should!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cassie! Loved your radiant orchid project too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel! Someone gave me that little bowl a long time ago and I'm so glad I finally found a use for it!
ReplyDeleteI agree! I was so surprised at how well it covered. It was my first time using their paint but I may just have to try out a few more colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia! I'm always a sucker for the pretty flowers at Trader Joe's. They're so pretty and inexpensive!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love how you styled it. It's not my favorite color, but I do like it in doses just like this!
ReplyDeleteHello! I featured your revamped tray in my monthly blog series, Get Your Color On!. Each month I select a color, provide tips on how to decorate with it, and feature other bloggers with their projects that relate to this color.
ReplyDeleteThis month’s post is all about purple, so your project was perfect! Feel free to grab a featured button and check out my post at Get Your Color On! Purple. Thanks for sharing your wonderful creativity!
Thanks so much for the feature!
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