It was a door. It is now an Eiffel-framed, clothes-hanging furniture
If Paris is the city of romance, then Eiffel is definitely
the symbol of this romance. So in our next project we decided to bring in a
little bit of romance.
The starting point of this make-over was a wooden, old door
we found. Whose frame was intact and the wood in good condition. It had 3
horizontal partitions. The first thought was that it could be converted into
something like a standing 3-storeyed picture-frame.
So the first cumbersome task was to strip of the remnant old
paint (which took a good 2 days, and a good toll on our hands). Post that added
2 layers of primer base-coat. Then came the paint – a nice mint is what we
settled for. So after 2 coats of the paint, the skeleton of the framed door was
ready.
For framing purpose, we screwed cork boards onto the
back-side. The idea was to have changeable pictures (as per our moods) which
could be easily pinned. So right now we were definitely in the mood of romance
- post our Paris trip and due to the lovely monsoon, if I may add ;)
To add another functional dimension to this door, we screwed
in hooks and attached rubber supporters on the hind-side. Thus apart from it
being a visual master piece in front, it renders itself to be a clothes-hanging
frame from behind.
And our labor of love was thus, completed.
I love the contrast of the burnt sepia and the fresh mint
color. But, what I like most is the attention the Eiffel picture commands,
drawing us in, as if we were standing right there underneath it: falling in love
all over again!
Absolutely awesome..im in total awe.. soo proud of u guys...keep it up..muaah.. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you... Really appreciate your support n love!!
DeleteLove it. Brilliantly executed. Please design me one too :D.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the blog. Let the creativity flow ;) - Nazneen
Thanks Nazneen... I will definitely squeeze you for some creative influences!
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