We've been admiring the work of Wary Meyers for a while now - we blogged their home when it appeared in Domino a year ago and then a great lamp transformation project, and now we're inspired by the transformation of a shed that they pulled off - from a wreck to a guesthouse...they are unstoppable! Jump below for the unbelievable "before" and more cozy "afters":
Before
Chandelier
Log Nightstands
Blue Willow on the Dresser
Wool Reading Loft
See the complete set of photos at Wary Meyers.
Photos: Wary Meyers
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Comments (8)
oh my goodness. i really want that bear picture. but I really really like how the same shape of the frame is right next to it, but it's the wood of the wall.
Oh how I wish I had the money to have them design my house (not to mention the money to buy a house!).
Please tell us more about that chandelier!
i am so in love with them.
the chandelier is just an industrial cord/bulb thats been surrounded by old chandelier glass. i would think they hung it on wire, as fishing line might melt if it were touching the bulb. it looks amazing...
Why did they leave the painter's tape up?
Some nice items but it looks really badly finished - like whatever is on the walls in peeling off and stained with nicotine residue
where where where did they get the blue willow murals? anybody have a suggestion?
went to their site. it isn't painter's tape. it's green paint. still want to know where they got the murals. their site doesn't say. maybe they created them. sigh.