Did you notice this spectacular little side table in Nicole Cohen's home? It's the Marco side table from Bungalow 5.
It got me thinking how much I love the idea of nailhead trim on tables!! Here are some others I love:
Or how about a nailhead wall treatment? I love the grid-like pattern and the interest this adds!
Kips Bay 2010
And here's an awesome Ikea hack, believe it or not this is an Ikea Besta console with upholstery nails tacked into it! How clever :)
This simple piece:
Turned into this ... Lovely!!
I am loving nailhead trim every where!
13 comments:
That Ikea hack job is amazing! fun post...
Just saw some nailhead adorned wooden boxes at Winners, they look like that Besta hack!
Can't wait to see your hack, it will be loved by all for sure, THEN I can do my round-up!
Have fun with the trellis fabric, need help sewing?
I have nailheads everywhere- LOVE! That floral console makes me giddy- so fabulous and Nicole's apartment is one of the more gorgeous spaces I've ever seen- adore adore!! Ps, thanks for your sweet comment on my blog the other day;) xo
The Ikea piece is fantastic!
Something we can all do ourselves for an instant style trend!
That is one amazing IKEA hack.
Ohh lovely!! You know I'm just as big a fan of nailhead trimmed furniture as you Nancy! Love the IKEA hack! Looking even more forward to going to IKEA on tuesday now =) (I'm getting the acrylic tray lol).
xo Linda
I've always liked the Ikea Besta console and love what they did with the nailheads!
How I love those fuschia colored lamps! They're so gorgeous!!
I love nailhead trim on just about anything!! And how fabulous is Nicole's apartment!!
the upholstered console table makes my heart jump. I have put fabric on case goods before and something this detailed and on the legs! Lots of work but gorgeous
Cat
So fabulous! I suspect the Christopher Maya and table from theLennoxx are both fabric covered, with the nail head detailing covering fabric edges. They're all gorgeous!! Now I'm wondering what I can put nail heads on...
Victoria
I love nail heads on furniture. Years ago, I antiqued a simple shelf in black, used dentil molding and nail heads all around the edge. Then, antiqued 2 corbels to hold the shelf up. You can see it in the first picture here:
http://fortheloveofacottage.blogspot.com/search/label/Kenny%20the%20cat
Lovely post and many ideas for inspiration!!
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