I am pleased to update you about our living room redo because yesterday the painter started to bring on the final layer of paint over the wood.
We were very thrilled to watch the painter adding so many layers of paint to create that French 18th century look of our paneling.
Even though only a part of the paneling is yet painted, we do feel the spirit of the 18th century already. Don’t you ?
A picture never can show the exact color of the patina. We have chosen for a shade of gray-green.
I show you here some pictures of our painter at work, the previous days.
Many layers of paint were added on the oak wood of the paneling.
We really had to be very patient to finally see the result. But it’s worth it !
I just love the detail of this moulding.
What a change this patina created !
I do hope you all enjoyed this update post ?!
To be continued…
If you are interested in my previous posts about our living room redo, please click here, here, here, here and here.
I wish you all a wonderful Easter Weekend !
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Greet
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Looking stunning Greet! It is well worth the patience.....it is going to look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family, a very Happy Easter weekend.
Sophia x
LOoking really fabulous Greet... Happy Easter... xv
ReplyDeleteGreet, it is stunning--a true work of art. Thanks for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteDat is echt vakwerk Greet! Het ziet er allemaal erg mooi uit.
ReplyDeleteIk wens jou en je gezin een heel fijn paasweekend toe! Lieve groet, Ingrid
It's looking really beautiful -I love how the Jib door is detailed!
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic and I really like the chandelier !! Your home must be one of the most beautiful in Belgium. Am I right ?? :)
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Anci
Oh Anci, thank you so much for your comment!
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Greet
Very beautiful- your room will be splendid!
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful and although it is difficult to do it justice in a photograph it must have given it the look of a bygone age of elegance. I think that texture and patina are especially important when using a pale palette. Lovely! Minerva ~
ReplyDeleteOh Greet !
ReplyDeleteC'est déjà fini ! C'est très beau !
Votre salon devient de plus en plus XVIIIème !
C'est amusant de voir les transformations à chaque post...
Bon week-end de Pâques !
Céline.
I've a question. The final effect will be dazzling. But why did you choose to use oak instead of a cheaper wood, when you were going to paint it? Is there some advantage to the oak?
ReplyDeleteGreet,
ReplyDeleteLove this painted patina, and it is really coming together so well. The result is so good because you have found the right skilled people! As you say, you never really know how this will work out until it's finished. Brave choice but it has paid off! i am really enjoying watching your progress.
Jennifer x
Hello Greet,
ReplyDeleteThis patina looks perfect to me. and I have the same question like Miche.
Have a wonderfull Easter weekend
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Jérôme
Happy Easter Greet! Ohhh this is so stunning, I can't wait to see how you will furnish your divine living room!!!!! Warmest wishes - Glenda xxxxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Happy Easter from New York
ReplyDeleteEmily at Town And Country Shuffle
ahhh, beautiful paneling, beautiful painting, beautiful chandelier! may your Easter be just a beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely Greet. I love seeing your posts on this project. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteHow I am enjoying seeing the process of your project. Stunning is the word that comes to mind! The painter is fab. + can't wait to see how this room turns out. Have a blessed & peace filled Easter. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
ReplyDeleteThe patina finish and the quality of Lefevre craftsmanship are just stunning.
ReplyDeleteYou selected the perfect finish to achieve that 18th century aesthetic.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
xo
Brooke
I love following your progress, and the patina your chose ... since you asked.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Greet ... the panelling is gorgeous and very 18th century French! Love the blue colour!
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Frances
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Greet, it is so beautiful! And, yes, I feel XVIII century spirit from your photos. Amazing work!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you and your family.
Beautiful as always!! Love the workmanship and the finishes!!! Happy Easter to you!! xo Leslie
ReplyDeleteThe detailed mouldings are very beautiful and the paint job is fabulous! It is going to be a very beautiful and elegant room when you are finished with it.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Hi Greet,
ReplyDeleteAre you familiar with the saying "Its like watching paint dry"?
It means something is a little boring !
Well, yours is one project where I would be very happy to watch the paint dry! It all looks magnificent.
Looking forward to the next instalment.
Hope you have a lovely week,
Liz x
Superbly done! Beautiful
ReplyDeleteAs with all your beautiful interiors dahhling, simply gorgeous! Can't wait too see more.
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous - i especially love the chandelier too!!!! can't wait to see more!!!
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